Sentence examples for a social perception from inspiring English sources

"There is a social perception that wearing something international automatically shows you have global perspective," said Ms. Shah.

The Swedish Literary Academy said it had picked him for the 1962 prize "for his at one and the same time realistic and imaginative writings, distinguished as they are by a sympathetic humor and a social perception".

This was followed by Littrell et al. [ 44] who in an open study found that 22 schizophrenia patients treated with olanzapine for 12 months performed better on a social perception measure, the Interpersonal Perception Task, than 30 patients on FGAs.

In 1962 he was awarded the Nobel prize "for his realistic as well as imaginative writings, distinguished by a sympathetic humour and a keen social perception".

According to Condit et al. [28], it is likely that there is a common social perception that racial groupings correspond to differences in physical appearance, that physical appearance is caused by genetics, and "therefore that race has a genetic basis".

They provide a measure of social perception of ecosystem service delivery in a constructed metric consisting of a numeric scale associated to rating categories.

Representation of others' actions and mental states leads to the activation of several brain networks: the mentalizing and the "mirror neuron" systems as well as a "low level" social perception component.

Sleep is an essential homeostatic process with well established effects on an individual's physiological, cognitive, and behavioural functionality 4 5 6 7 and long term health, 8 but with only anecdotal support of a role in social perception, such as that underlying judgments of attractiveness and health.

(S3, Spain) Because of the gap between their self-perception (I'm not a prostitute, I'm not a junkie) and the social perception of HIV (HIV equals marginalised groups), some women felt compelled to repeat the tests in several hospitals without informing the medical staff.

This article analyzes the results of a pilot study of the application of a proposed questionnaire on social perception of deafness in the primary and secondary education setting.

This fMRI study was designed to investigate a neurobiological basis of social perception deficits of patients with schizophrenia in various social situations of daily life and their relationship with clinical symptoms and social dysfunction.