Primitivism becomes a more substantive thesis if it is linked to an account of the nature of psychological explanation, or perhaps of psychological explanation as conceived in the neo-nativist tradition.
Evident was that providers had self conceived explanations and beliefs, with the most common being that women did not make time or did not have the resources to pay for screening, as reasons why their patients did not undergo or complete screening.
And he had ditched opening night's chain-smoking explanations of his "ill conceived" saga, replacing "I'm just back out here earning enough money to disappear again" with "I'm kind of tired of talking about it".
The importance of the relationship between sociocultural factors with illness models has already been highlighted [ 46]: marginalized groups may be more likely to reject white, middle-class professionally conceived psychiatric explanations.
On the other hand, Darwin fashioned explanations for natural phenomena, so conceived, in order to identify their proper causes in a Herschelian spirit.
Attachment theory, as first conceived, gave an environmental explanation for this variation, regarding caregivers' sensitive responsiveness to infant signals as the crucial factor for the development of optimal, secure attachment.
Durkheim's variable-based strategy conceives explanations from comparing and "testing propositions about general patterns of relationships among abstract variables" (Ragin and Zaret 1983, p. 740).
Sakya Paṇḍita distinguishes the context of "explanation," where one differentiates between "direct" and "conceived" signifier and signified, between generic and specific words and objects, and the context of "action," that is, practical language use.
A complete history was not yet conceived, so Nomura left the explanation for Squall's scar to Nojima.
The most persuasive explanation for the inclusion of fewer registrations from donor-conceived people is that many conceived before 1988 have not been told.
