In perceiving stage, subjects were asked to say the command without knowing in advance.
He coined the term "bisociation" to refer to the mental process involved in perceiving humorous incongruity.
In 1997, she identified an area near the bottom of the brain that is specifically involved in perceiving faces.
In all pure psychic experiences (in perceiving something, judging about something, willing something, enjoying something, hoping for something, etc).
That process, "makes it a fabulous place for artists to work, because artists are always interested in perceiving new realities, the new circumstance," he added.
His failure as a composer helped him realise that his genius, as Scheijen says, "lay in perceiving the genius of others".
Oregon with 2 million people or 1% of the national population got the jump on the rest of the country in perceiving an energy crisis.
We had no trouble at all in perceiving the brilliant strategy the inventors of the tank had in mind for fighting the next war.
Chemists are well trained in perceiving 2D molecular sketches.
Therefore, Chinese may have different patterns in perceiving emotional demands and/or exhaustion in various occupations.
We used phenomenography, a qualitative method for studying variations and changes in perceiving phenomena.
