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This conceptualization was drawn from the work of Blake and Mouton (1964) and from the subsequent 1976 extension of the construct by Thomas (Rahim & Magner, 1995).

This conceptualization is more compatible with geochemical and geothermal data than the previous model.

This conceptualization is suitable for the historical background of the integration of the party committee and the government.

This conceptualization is explored in detail, and existing assessment instruments are considered briefly in light of this position.

This conceptualization is supported by Maslach and Leiter's (1997) initial definition of work engagement, which is the opposite of work burnout.

The merits of this conceptualization are illustrated in two field studies that examine the reactions of German, Dutch, and American consumers to the BSE (mad cow disease) crisis.

In this paper, the significance and validity of this conceptualization are examined by comparing the performance of CO2 injected into a depleted oil and gas reservoir with the performance of similar injection into non-oil-bearing sandstones using a field test at Cranfield field, Mississippi, as a case study.

Papers continue to appear that promote RAD as a form of conduct disorder (CD) or callous/unemotional (CU) presentation among maltreated children, although this conceptualization is directly at odds with the diagnostic criteria found in the DSM-5 and ICD-10 as well as a significant body of well-conducted research.

This conceptualization is consistent with evidence pointing to dissociable neural correlates for controlling the feeling of being distracted vs. controlling the actual impact of emotional distraction [16].

This conceptualization is consistent with health as a human right informed by moral/ethical reasoning.

Significantly, this conceptualization is realized without postulating novel biological mechanisms or introducing unconventional computational paradigms.