conceptualization
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7.5
- noun
- /kənˌsɛp.tʃu.ə.ləˈzeɪ.ʃən/
- Specialized
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conceptualización
- The professor explained the process of conceptualization as crucial for developing new theories in science.
- conceptualization of identity
- conceptualization of empathy
- conceptualization and measurement
Consciousness, yes, but not conceptualization, not thought the animal.
- Consciousness, yes, but not conceptualization, not thought the animal.
- So how should people think about that conceptualization between time management and task management?
- So it's an interesting glimpse into the process of the, you know, conceptualization and research and writing in electric lit.
Examples
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Understanding civil society's role in the construction of democracy requires more complex conceptualization and nuanced theory.
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The Convention contains universal, comprehensive, and constructive standards for the conceptualization and treatment of children.
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So how should people think about that conceptualization between time management and task management?
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We have advanced the conceptualization of disability, but we need more of that.
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Case and treatment conceptualization are characterized by careful consideration of many alternative forms of treatment.
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There are a number of issues to be addressed with the current conceptualization of health care empowerment.
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Noblit's conceptualization opens a new way of reflecting on the issues of care and control.
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So we ended the day with Bohr's model of the atom, which derived from the conceptualization of Rutherford.
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Also, an examination of performance and skill deficit conceptualization might illuminate the academic motivation construct.
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Researchers can empirically test this model to advance the conceptualization of persistence in sub-baccalaureate occupational education.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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1.0
A thought or plan formed in the mind
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4.5
An idea you get after seeing many examples, like freedom
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3.7
An idea or wish to do something, often sudden
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4.6
An idea or plan someone forms in their mind
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8.0
Making a simple idea from many details to show what is common
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4.8
A way of explaining the meaning of words or texts
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6.0
The process of making a clear plan or idea
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3.5
A thought or picture you make in your mind
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7.9
To think of new plans or solutions for a problem
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6.8
The time when an idea grows in the mind before it is ready
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6.2
A process in which an idea or plan becomes clear and fixed
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6.7
An idea in your mind that stands for something you remember or imagine
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5.1
Making a clear picture in your mind of something, often of the future
A way of joining different ideas and images in your mind into one clear picture
A mental picture of a plan or future result
How Developed
Surface Forms
Morphology
conceptualization = conceptualize (semi-transparent) = concept + ual + ize + ation
The noun is formed regularly from the verb 'conceptualize' with the suffix '-ation', so the immediate derivation is clear.
Etymology
The word conceptualization begins with concept, from the Latin parts con- meaning 'together' and capere meaning 'to take', the same root as capture. The ending -ization means 'making' or 'process', so conceptualization is the process of 'taking' ideas together in your mind and forming a clear idea.