The 10 phases of the concept building process are: (1) write a practice story that stirs deep-seated interest; (2) name the phenomenon of interest; (3) identify a theoretical lens; (4) link the emerging concept to existing literature and identify core qualities; (5) gather a story from a person describing the concept; (6) create a minisaga; (7) refine the core qualities; (8) formulate a concept definition; (9) draw a model of relationships between core qualities; and (10) create a minisynthesis to suggest a research direction.

Key points

Write a practice story to generate interest.
Name the phenomenon of interest.
Identify a theoretical lens for the concept.
Link the concept to existing literature and core qualities.
Gather experiential stories related to the concept.
Create a minisaga that captures the concept's essence.
Refine and define core qualities of the concept.

What are the 10 phases of the concept building process described in the chapter?