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ex·pe·ri·ence (k-spîr-ns)
n.
The feeling of emotions and sensations as opposed to thinking; involvement in what is happening rather than abstract reflection on an event.
ex·peri·ence v.
experience Decision-making The set of skills acquired through the repeated performance of a particular activity or operation, which in turn, implies competence in performing the task of interest


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This strategy attempts to avoid long-time academic debates on whether religion is a "sui generis" phenomenon or purely a "naturalistic" phenomenon, while it also seeks to preserve the integrity of the experiences and the experiencers being examined.
Definitions and hypotheses: William James, religion, and spiritual ... by Stawski, Christopher / Cross Currents
The concrete experiencers also reach for a few pieces, although more cautiously than the active experimenters, preferring to feel their way through the task.
Learning how to learn: the key to CQI by Rubin, Irwin / Physician Executive
Since experiencers are fundamental to Crane, as moral agents we have ethical obligations toward humans as well as other experiencers.
The humanism of Stephen Crane by Dooley, Patrick K. / The Humanist
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