The concept "object" is a means of taking into account the persistence in time or the continuity, respectively, of certain groups of experience-complexes.
A clustering analysis identified six groups of experiences accordingly to the perception of 142 persons interviewed: experiences that have a ready market, experiences with a market to captivate, experiences with a potential market, experiences indifferent for a given market, experiences with lost clients and experiences that need a better adjustment to the market.
Within the four categories, three groups of experiences regarding different change processes emerged: (a) Readers, (b) Strivers, and (c) Doers.
Literature reviews and input from focus groups of "experienced physical activity practitioners" informed their product (Cavill et al. 2006).
In the analysis, five main groups of experiences of physicians as clinical tutors in the medical education emerged; (a) Pleasure and stimulation, (b) Disappointment and stagnation, (c) Demands and duty, (d) Impact of workplace relations, and (e) Multitasking difficulties.
Three groups of experiences were identified in a Flemish (Belgian) sample: (1) a disruption, with feelings of loss and despair; (2) an unpleasant but temporary episode; and (3) a meaningful period after which new life priorities are set.
With a group of experienced players leading the charge, Marco Schallibaum is taking the winning mentality to another level.
How accurate did a group of experienced police officers find the F.B.I.'s profile when it was matched with the phony offender?
As would happen in 2013 14, a group of experienced batsmen never recovered from the shock of being assaulted so savagely in the first innings of the series at Brisbane.
A group of experienced Army lawyers had been meeting with Mr. Haynes repeatedly on the process, but began to suspect that what they said did not resonate outside the Pentagon, several of them said.
I am conscious of myself as the single common subject of a certain group of experiences by being conscious of "the identity of the consciousness in … conjoined … representations" (B133).
