Conceptual Created Item
A Conceptual Created Item is a created item that primarily exists as a concept.
- Context:
- It can range from being a Simple Conceptual Item to being a Complex Conceptual Item.
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- Example(s):
- by Discipline:
- Mathematical Theories, such as:
- A Mathematical Theorem like the Pythagorean theorem, which exists as a proof in geometry.
- A Set Theory Model that defines relationships between abstract objects in mathematical logic.
- Philosophical Constructs:
- A Theory of Ethics that provides a conceptual framework for understanding moral actions.
- A Metaphysical Concept like existentialism, which explores the nature of reality and human existence.
- Scientific Models, such as:
- A Quantum Field Theory, explaining the behavior of subatomic particles in physics.
- A Climate Model used in environmental science to simulate and predict climate changes.
- Artistic Concepts, such as:
- An Abstract Sculpture that emphasizes the idea behind the form rather than the material execution.
- A Conceptual Art Piece where the artist’s intention or statement is more important than the physical manifestation.
- Social Theories, such as:
- A Marxist Theory that analyzes power structures and societal changes through class struggle.
- A Feminist Theory exploring gender dynamics and advocating for social equality.
- Legal Conceptual Items, such as:
- A Contract defining terms and conditions between parties.
- A Legal Precedent established by a court ruling.
- A Trademark protecting intellectual property.
- A Legal Theory like the "reasonable person" standard in tort law.
- Constitutional Rights such as freedom of speech or the right to privacy.
- Medical Conceptual Items, such as:
- A Diagnostic Criteria for identifying specific diseases.
- A Treatment Protocol for managing a medical condition.
- A Medical Ethics Framework guiding healthcare decisions.
- A Public Health Policy designed to improve community health.
- A Pharmacological Mechanism explaining how drugs interact with the body.
- Familial Conceptual Items, such as:
- A Family Structure Model defining relationships and roles.
- A Parenting Style Theory such as authoritative or permissive approaches.
- A Generational Trauma Concept explaining inherited psychological effects.
- A Family Therapy Technique for improving communication and resolving conflicts.
- A Kinship System defining family relations in different cultures.
- Educational Conceptual Items, such as:
- A Learning Theory like constructivism or behaviorism.
- A Curriculum Design outlining educational goals and content.
- An Assessment Method for evaluating student progress.
- A Pedagogical Approach such as problem-based learning.
- An Educational Policy addressing issues like equity or standardization.
- Economic Conceptual Items, such as:
- An Economic Model like supply and demand curves.
- A Monetary Policy framework for managing inflation and economic growth.
- A Business Strategy concept like Porter's Five Forces.
- A Market Segmentation Theory for understanding consumer groups.
- An Investment Portfolio Theory for managing financial risk and return.
- Mathematical Theories, such as:
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- by Discipline:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Physical Created Items, which exist as tangible objects rather than abstract models or ideas.
- Raw Materials, which are not designed or constructed with a conceptual framework in mind.
- Accidental Objects, which are created without intentional design or abstraction.
- Functional Created Items like software programs or medical devices, which serve specific practical purposes rather than being conceptual in nature.
- See: Mathematical Model, Philosophical Theory, Abstract Art, Scientific Model.