Sentence examples for conceptualized as either from inspiring English sources

Goal orientation can be conceptualized as either situation- or person-centered (Maehr and Zusho 2009).

These phenomena, which could be conceptualized as either lower collective efficacy (Sampson et al. 1997) or a depreciation of the social capital in the community (Astone et al. 1999), affect not only the unemployed but also the larger community, and thus also married couples in an average or good financial position.

Clark and Watson [ 19] developed the tripartite model which has been supported in youth populations [ 17], which posits that the affective dimensions of distress can be conceptualized as either general affective distress or as two specific factors (i.e., depression and anxiety).

These risk factors have been conceptualized as static or dynamic.

Children's privacy rights need not be conceptualized as isolated or isolating (Walker 2002).

Aggression has traditionally been conceptualized as being either instrumental, an act of aggression that intends to hurt someone, but as a means to a goal other than causing pain or expressive, an act of aggression stemming from a feeling of anger and intended to cause pain or injury.

Indeed, some have hypothesized that low PA, either conceptualized as hypohedonia (Meehl, 1975, 2001) or attenuated reward function (Hasler et al., 2004), are endophenotypes for depression.

In both events, Shiva is conceptualized as the pure consciousness that is all things.

Vishnu is conceptualized as sat (Sanskrit: "being"), cit ("consciousness"), and ananda ("bliss").

Depression is commonly conceptualized as corticolimbic dysregulation.

Desires, too, may be internalized without being conceptualized as desires.