Sentence examples for alternative conceptualization of from inspiring English sources

Neff, K. Self-compassion: An alternative conceptualization of a healthy attitude toward oneself.

Peirce's pragmatist clarification of truth offers an alternative conceptualization of 'being constrained by reality'.

Augmented intelligence is an alternative conceptualization of artificial intelligence that focuses on AI's assistive role in advancing human capabilities.

And he has misunderstood the relationship between the dynamics of natural selection and the agency of individual organisms: these are not competing hypotheses, but rather alternative conceptualizations of the same phenomenon.

It is not our intent in this paper to explore differences in these alternative conceptualizations of ERS, although this represents a clear area for further methodological investigation.

Furthermore, computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) researchers developed alternative conceptualizations of collaboration assessment (Gweon et al. in press; Rummel and Spada 2005; Spada et al. 2005) and methods of analyzing collaborative processes such as ethnographic studies (Koschmann et al. 2003) and automated analyses (Dönmez et al. 2005; Rosé et al. 2008).

In view of these compelling alternative conceptualizations of benefit finding, Tennen and Affleck [ 29] urged positive psychology investigators to focus on evaluating the alternatives before rushing to create benefit finding interventions.

122 The recognition of syndrome constellations associated with specific CNV lesions leads on to an alternative conceptualization, the broader concept of epilepsy as part of a spectrum disorder.

An integrated three-dimensional model of performance anxiety was constructed to offer an alternative conceptualization that may contribute to understanding of the complex anxiety performance relationship.

Beedie, C. & Lane, A. The role of glucose in self-control: another look at the evidence and an alternative conceptualization.

However, one might want to consider alternative conceptualizations.