'experiential level' is an acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a level of knowledge that is obtained through experience rather than education. For example, "My experiential level of baking has grown along with my passion for the craft."
I had gained something, understood something about myself on an experiential level.
We keep electing leaders who, on the most basic experiential level, literally have no idea what they're doing.
Homework promotes learning at an experiential level and helps generalize learning from therapy into real life.
Second, all illnesses are socially influenced at the experiential level, based on how individuals come to understand and live with their illness.
Appealing to common experience, he tries to render the flavor of the absurd with images, metaphors, and anecdotes that capture the experiential level he regards as lying prior to philosophy.
(Quran, 38 27 ) Umar Khayyam was caught between the rationalistic tradition of the Peripatetics deeply entrenched in the Islamic religious universe and his own failure to find any meaning or purpose in human existence on a more immediate and experiential level.
I offer the BE as a convincing and effective technique for facilitating change in problematic offender cognition at both the rational and experiential levels.
He suggests that it involves learning on cognitive, affective and experiential levels, and results in a shift in non-verbalised, habitual, taken-for-granted frames of reference towards a perspective that is more open, reflective, and capable of change [ 43].
Therefore, the present study focused on these two experiential levels of the HTQ, i.e., 'experienced' and 'witnessed', to reflect the intensity and severity of war-related traumatic events.
On the contrary, according to our study, the behavioral dimension of engagement is only one of those implicit in the process and often depends on a patient's position in the other two experiential levels (emotional and cognitive).
H3c: Learning attains higher academic citation when combined with cognition and/or organisational keywords compared with other forms (e.g. experiential, higher-level).
