Experience provides the material for knowledge and conceptualization, but it does not itself have a content that is informed by concepts, practical needs, or anything else non-sensory.
Each question was rated as knowledge = 1, conceptualization = 2, application = 3, or analysis = 4 by each independent reviewer (N = 42).
Although some client interactions were described as simple sales, many respondents presented themselves as gatekeepers of medicines and knowledge, reflecting a conceptualization of the distinctness of medicines over other commodities.
Scientific interpretations of natural events need interpretation and elaboration efforts that are rarely spontaneous; to lead students to their knowledge, comprehension and conceptualization is a demanding and exciting task for a teacher [ 2].
However, the view of metaphor as systematic embodiment and the view of metaphor as being subject to culture-specific knowledge and preferences of conceptualization are not incompatible.
WK provided specific knowledge, assisted in the conceptualization of the study, and contributed to the manuscript.
This lack of attention to a broader conceptualization of knowledge that goes beyond research findings [ 4] has consequently led to the development of KT strategies targeting only the use of research evidence.
This article presents insights into potential conceptualizations of knowledge that would advance disaster research and policy.
In line with this view, first conceptualizations of knowledge as a service intended the paradigm as aiming for the development of collaborative networks and activities [12].
