Adopting Luhrmann's concept of "interpretative drift", she relates how she shifted her understanding of events to make sense of her magical experiences.
Weiss was among the leaders to reaffirm the interpretative value of the field concept.
Mental images, concepts, beliefs and interpretative ideas even though they may be different to each person, is still used by that person as a foundation to their identity.
Coding and concept description were conducted simultaneously, facilitating the interpretative analytical process that best relates to the experience of the caregivers.
The use of a given group of concepts or a particular scheme of ideas or interpretative framework is a matter of human creating.
Then, the transcripts were analysed by the health psychologist following the Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis approach [ 31], and used to amend and complete the initial list of concepts.
The growing popularity of CAM methods might be explained by postmaterialistic trends that place individual perspectives ahead of scientific rationalism, and holistic interpretative models of health and disease, the "new age" values[ 7], which contradict conventional biomedical concepts and embrace a holistic approach based on a bio-psycho-social model.
The concepts and methods that are common in the social sciences, particularly those from a more interpretative tradition, are quite different from the scientific methods and procedures common in healthcare.
Using the concepts of the oligopticon and the panopticon to analyse the tax audit process is significant for interpretative tax and accounting studies, because this theoretical approach represents an original method of conceptualising taxation in practice and the work implied in tax administration.
That evaluation must be interpretative.
The book juxtaposes descriptive and interpretative passages.
