And in all these instances, articulation or individuation of a symptom requires a reflective, conceptualizing process that can be difficult to achieve.
Above all, a modern rhetorician would insist that the figures, like all elements of rhetoric, reflect and determine not only the conceptualizing processes of the speaker's mind but also an audience's potential response.
This commentary considers the contributions of these papers for conceptualizing processes of transactional teacher and peer influence on student outcomes, and implications for interventions designed to reduce problem behaviors or increase school engagement.
As we have seen in the preceding two sections, the advances in conceptualizing processes of organismic development and evolution have thoroughly deconstructed the view of genes that dominated classical genetics and the early phases of molecular genetics.
eHealth is changing the way we conduct public health surveillance and conceptualize processes of behavior change.
Several features of this task prompted us to classify it as level 3. First, it introduces students to two possible ways, one of which is more common in biology and the other of which is more common in physics, to conceptualize processes involving a net release of energy and asks them to make sense of the relationship between these two frameworks.
Alternatively, WM has been conceptualized as "process specific," with dorsal and ventral PFC specialized for manipulation and maintenance, respectively (D'Esposito et al. 1999; Owen et al. 1999).
While the general consensus was for the community to be brought together and to agree to the research, many participants conceptualized the process of community consent as being led and mediated by a community leader.
