In addition, explicit categorisation strategies are used to improve recall and understanding, with each section of information summarised into key points.
Supported by a descriptive cluster analysis based on survey data, the paper proposes a new conceptual categorisation of entrepreneurial strategy, distinguished on the basis of attitudes towards on- and off-farm income generation and on stated stance towards current and future policy grant streams.
We also discuss issues that need attention if categorisation is the strategy of choice.
Indeed, categorisation is a strategy to economise on memory, since it allows recognising objects by a limited set of features that define the category, rather than memorising every single possible member of the category (Avarguès-Weber et al., 2011; Chittka & Niven, 2009; Srinivasan, 2006).
Table 2 presents a categorisation of potential strategies for the regulation of health product and service markets in LMIC, building on the work of others [ 20, 21, 33].
In addition to the categorisation of resilience strategies, the resilience markers framework 16 can support understanding of resilience in practice by helping to describe how adherence takes place.
For this potential to be realised we need intelligent strategies for data categorisation and the ability to link sequence data with relevant literature.
Finally, we present alternative strategies to that of categorisation of continuous variables.
Seeing the cultural core as an essentialist category by some social groups may hence lead to power-propelled discursive strategies such as generalisation, labelling and categorisation.
The analytical strategy followed the six analytical propositions using categorisation, saturation and creating subcategories to explore the opinions and attitudes of the groups [ 33].
