He writes that: "The key experiential question of Google Glass isn't what it's like to wear them, it's what it's like to be around someone who's wearing them... it's not a stretch to imagine that you could be immediately identified by that Google Glass user who gets on the bus and turns the camera towards you.
"The key experiential question," asks Mark Hurst, "isn't what it's like to wear them, it's what it's like to be around someone else who is wearing them".
Shouting down the moral, ethical, emotional, and experiential questions that people have around abortion -- including those held by the women who have had them -- will not make them go away.
This framework was developed for use in applied health disciplines and has a particular focus on developing knowledge that can address complex experiential questions related to health care policy and practice.
Thus the view is apparently that a veridical perceptual experience is an essentially relational state of affairs, with there being no state that is entirely internal to the mind of the perceiver and that also has the specific experiential content in question.
ID methodology was selected for its emphasis on pattern recognition and its aim to provide descriptive interpretation across cases for complex experiential health care questions [ 19].
There are many forms of evidence that are relevant and important: scientific, philosophical, historical, and experiential, depending on the particular question or set of questions we are exploring.
There is a need for detailed qualitative research, at an individual experiential level, that addresses the question of whether and how concepts of recovery can be meaningfully applied in the context of personality disorders.
Interpretive description (ID) answers complex, experiential and contextually based research questions that are relevant to nursing and other healthcare disciplines, whereas existing traditional qualitative approaches cannot.
But with more than 35,000 registered users, the Thorn Tree usually provides budget travelers with the kind of been-there, done-that experiential information, keyed to a specific question, that is hard to find otherwise.
Second, it is a substantive question what constitutes an experiential way of having content.
