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What must be done to communicate across stakeholders in order to align perceptions and achieve clear quality and safety goals?

As Finucane et al. 2000 puts it bluntly, "Attempts to re-align risk perceptions according to the white male view of the world are likely to be unsuccessful".

In this study, we tested the effects of a workshop aimed at aligning students' perceptions and expectations of their learning environment to those of the university as expressed in faculty training programs.

Whether or not 60 is really the new 40, age perceptions are confusing and not aligned with the perceptions and realities of decades ago.

In "Krapp's Last Tape," for example, Atom Egoyan directs John Hurt as an old man trying to align perception and reality with the help of a tape recorder.

Self-awareness is related to the internal conditions that may possibly influence the completion of the task, while control is oriented to performing actions that maintain the internal model of the world and the perceptions aligned.

However, the data resulting from classroom observations were not well aligned with faculty perceptions: RTOP analyses revealed that the majority of faculty (roughly 75%) actually implemented relatively teacher-centered practices, with average total RTOP scores that fell into category I or II.

The development of objective image quality assessment (IQA) metrics aligned with human perception is of fundamental importance to numerous image-processing applications.

Designing such a tool requires defining computational metrics that are aligned with humans' perception of visual similarity, including color theory and fashion principles, many that have not been well understood by computers until now.

In other words, we have habit-memory actually aligned with bodily perception.

The clinical framing nevertheless provided a validating impetus for participants to seek support in an overtly non-clinical domain that aligned with their perception of weight loss as a non-medical 'lifestyle' issue.