Sentence examples for methodological thinking from inspiring English sources

One way of understanding this claim is methodological: thinking from subaltern standpoints is more fruitful than confining one's thinking to dominant perspectives.

Individuals are expected to possess such basic skills as methodological thinking and signification, ability to use technology, process comprehension and logical thinking (Holvikivi, 2010; White & Sivitanides, 2002).

Put simply, to be an informed citizen requires careful, methodological thinking to navigate the world successfully financial decisions, health issues, parenting as well as making sense of politics and polls.

As a case study of the need for methodological thinking, the paper considers the use of single person studies in research and design.

The paper focuses particularly on the challenge of methodological thinking in HCI, especially as the technological and social context of HCI rapidly changes.

Whereas a lot of methodological thinking is criticized for remaining merely theoretical, omitting any sustained testing in practice (Adams & Bomhoff, 2012, p. 1), the 'SPOCs & survey'-method detailed in this paper has been successfully used in past research projects.

Nevertheless, we may suppose, you know perfectly well that you weren't there; you remember that you were home all afternoon thinking about methodological naturalism.

Methodological studies have materially altered thinking about the nature of absence variables.

In contrast to forecasting possible futures, the long-term future is used as a methodological tool to map citizens' thinking.

In other words, socioecological and systems thinking approaches are conceptually synonymous, but particular systems thinking techniques offer methodological and analytical rigour to an already primed ecological framework.

Is it that his style of thinking, intuitive rather than methodological, is too difficult to imitate? he wonders.