The microsystem is a powerful organisational construct for thinking about the care-giving unit that surrounds and supports the patient's needs, and helps to assess the value that the system of care is providing.
Because for Natorp no object is ever given in sensibility, but is constructed by thinking, it follows that subject and object are not separate, independent entities that may enter into a special relation called cognition; rather, they are essentially correlative concepts (Natorp 1912c: 208, ff).
Thomas Williams, an associate at Slaughter and May, says being able to "appreciate the small details when constructing and thinking about the big picture" is essential.
Once individual components' models are obtained, any entire model can be constructed only by thinking how to connect the components.
On the other hand, to achieve that end, they proceed by intellectual means, exactly as a philosopher, or even to some extent a scientist, can and would do". Like Lévi-Strauss' thinking on how mythology constructs ways of thinking, Schapiro was also interested in how form and content conveyed societal and cultural patterns.
In addition, the findings from Kassim and Zakaria (2015) showed that the teachers had difficulties in constructing higher order thinking questions for students' assessment.
Butler (1990) problematizes the simple distinction between nature and culture by refuting the distinction between sex, determined by genes and body parts that have been traditionally considered as nature and biology, and gender, socially and culturally constructed ways of thinking, speaking, and acting like a woman and man.
It shows just how much the concept of a "species" is a construct of human thinking rather than a truly natural category.
