those that are never looked at are less likely to be consciously perceived, hence more likely to remain undetected; i.e. the change was not perceived (e.g. Rensink et al., 1997; Simons & Ambinder, 2005).
18 Cognitive consistency theories have long postulated that disparities between beliefs and perceived behavior are discomforting and hence people strive to reduce dissonance.
Hence, both actual and perceived constraint are relevant.
Since herbal supplements are plant products, they are generally perceived and hence marketed as natural and, therefore, "safe" [ 8].
This "sub categorization" made differences salient and increased the perceived variety, hence leading to less satiation and greater enjoyment.
The two units differed in terms of how super users were chosen; the process by which super users were selected is an important contextual factor that we sought to understand because it is likely to shape the ways in which super users may be perceived and hence interact with others on the unit.
(I4) The only influencing background characteristic of the participating parents we found was the fact that experienced parents (i.e. with older children) were less anxious, perhaps because they had experienced uncomplicated infections and fever with their other children and hence perceived these symptoms as a normal part of childhood.
These gaps - shortages of medicines and health workers, insufficient health facilities and equipment, overcrowding, poor access to emergency services, long distance and transportation difficulties, poor attitude of health workers, and hence perceived poor quality of care - are further explored under the following thematic topics.
As mentioned, most of the pharmacy nurses ran their clinics on a 'drop in' rather than appointment basis, and hence perceived their services as more responsive to client needs and demands than public (primarily appointment only) centres.
