The study explained, as an example, that "a person who conceptualizes themselves as introverted may have difficulty recognizing or remembering their own extraverted behavior, or they may avoid potentially stressful social situations and come to live in an increasingly insular world".
These are entrepreneurial citizens who are autonomous, self-governing and increasingly conceptualizing themselves in biological terms and ostensibly taking responsibility for their own health.
The latter are entrepreneurial citizens who are autonomous, self-governing and increasingly conceptualizing themselves in biological terms, ostensibly taking responsibility for their own health, and engaging in patient advocacy and health activism.
Martin and colleagues (2003) found a relationship between how university department heads and subject coordinators themselves conceptualize and report to enact their role as leader of teaching, and how their followers perceived that leadership.
They are able to conceptualize an idea and transform themselves -- without the help of magic, I might add.
The problems, feminists have argued, lie not simply in the claim that knowers are primarily individuals, but rather that these individual knowers are themselves conceptualized as generic (or interchangeable) and self-sufficient (or capable of self-sufficiency) in knowing (Code 1991; Grasswick 2004).
Those who conceptualize are more likely to see beyond themselves to help others, being generous in innovative ways.
Therefore, the respondents themselves did not have to conceptualize their experiences as shame.
Afterward, she added, "they were like, 'We don't see ourselves living here.'" It wasn't until the fancy furnishings were removed, the wallpaper and other designer imprints stripped out, and their own interior designer helped them conceptualize the space, that they began to envision themselves there, Ms. Magnani said.
