Conceptualizing experience as involving an objective order and arrangement of items amounts to making objectively valid judgments about it, which, in turn, implies that experience must consist of a rule-governed connectedness of representations (1966: 98).
Relatively few have considered how peer workers conceptualize, experience and give meaning to their role.
Focus groups are an efficient mechanism for investigating how people conceptualize, experience, and talk about issues, for examining a range or consensus of experiences, and for collecting qualitative data from many individuals in a short time.
To achieve these goals, it is critical to detect, track and recognize objects in the environment as well as to conceptualize experiences and learn novel object categories in an open-ended manner, based on human robot interaction.
Collaborative learning situates into the Kolb learning cycle in that our students have a concrete experience together in class, they reflect independently, but then regroup to conceptualize their experience and experiment as a team (Table 1).
We will address the tension between the object as conceptualized and experienced in African cultures, and the masterpiece as object of admiration and study in Western culture.
This study examined how interdisciplinary research was conceptualized and experienced by researchers involved in health research.
The research described herein was a three-year exploratory descriptive study to examine how meaningful involvement (MIPA) is conceptualized and experienced in rural regions of the Maritime provinces of Canada.
Accordingly, this study sought to determine how interdisciplinary research was conceptualized and experienced from the academic health researcher's perspective and to understand how to foster success in interdisciplinary health research.
Summarizing, from a premise about self-consciousness, we can infer that the subject must conceptualize her experience so as to feature a distinction between "the subjective route of his experience and the objective world through which it is a route," where the experience of the objective world consists in a rule-governed order of representations (1966: 105).
