The phrase "affecting perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes the way people perceive or understand something.
Example: "The artist's use of color is affecting perception, leading viewers to interpret the painting in various ways."
Alternatives: "influencing perception" or "shaping perception".
Schizophrenia is a complex, heritable brain disorder defined by core symptoms affecting perception of reality, thinking, behavior, and motivation.
The study was undertaken to identify factors affecting perception of the importance and practice of patient safety management (PSM) among hospital employees in Korea.
The brain develops in a similar way, he suggests: connections among groups of neurons that are most effective in their reactions to certain stimulations become strengthened and succeed in affecting perception and behavior.
For the development of those simulators it is important to identify and evaluate design factors affecting perception, behaviour, and driving performance.
Human behavior is a direct consequence of emotions, with the emotions directly affecting perception, cognition, personality system, body language, and the mind.
In an exemplary power wheelchair simulator setting we identified the three immersion factors display type (head-mounted display v monitor), ability to freely change the field of view (FOV), and the visualisation of the user's avatar as potentially affecting perception and behaviour.
Some polls suggest that the attacks are affecting perceptions in some battleground states.
Dr. Kelly added that most hearing disorders affect perception at higher frequencies.
She was certified to screen for Irlen syndrome, which affects perception of written materials.
"We study how cognitive and emotional processes can affect perception," he said.
These early works reveal his interest in how context affects perception.
