Sentence examples for affect on perception from inspiring English sources

Chebat et al. (1995) examined the influence of affect on perception of service quality in a bank and also found that the higher the level of pleasure, the higher the level of perceived service quality in personnel's empathy and assurance.

This ensures that the quality metric validates those errors which have the maximum affect on human perception.

Future studies of non- specific effects of SMT may wish to account for desire for pain relief and include multiple sessions in order to observe immediate changes in pain perception and their affect on subsequent sessions.

But what do participants think about being involved in trials and could their perceptions have an affect on outcomes?

Heussler et al. (2009) examined the effect of affect on perceived price fairness and found that positive emotions could compensate for the negative impact of price increases on perceived price fairness, indicating that positive affect has a positive influence on consumers' perceptions of price change and therefore may positively influence perceived savings.

Still, I believe that the Democrats' winning on health care reform will affect voters' perceptions on a wide range of issues.

Such responses were observed at different cellular levels with possible affects on the binding of ligands, perception and transduction of signals, regulation of gene expression and antiviral effectors.

On the other hand, new nanotech regulation in the EU might create regulatory uncertainty for products already on the market and affect public perception.

One possible explanation for this relationship is that the users' online habits may affect their perceptions, on factors such as risk and trust, which in turn affect their susceptibility to social engineering-based attacks.

Opioid peptides act on the central nervous system, affect pain perception and behaviour.

Historians said the alteration reflected on a single pardon and would not affect their perception of Lincoln.