When you do it to someone who is beloved and well-known and perceived in a certain way, obviously people are very sensitive to that".
The present article visits the problem of improving spatial thinking by first reviewing the evidence that the human mind is embodied: that cognition, memory, and knowledge representation maintain traces of sensorimotor impressions from acting and perceiving in a physical environment.
Cooper identifies Larkin as a progressive writer, and perceives in the letters a "plea for alternative constructs of masculinity, femininity and social and political organisation".
Our aim was to investigate whether concentrations of cortisol measured in hair extracts correlate with perceived stress, serious life events and perceived health in a sample of young adults in the general population.
A related paper, published about a week later in Preventing Chronic Disease, also compared actual and perceived weight in a nationally representative cohort of children and adolescents.
Studies among students in the United States have shown that gender equality and perceived equity in a relationship are both associated with sexual enjoyment (12, 25).
Humans can readily decode emotion expressions from faces and perceive them in a categorical manner.
Crosby, the Australian brought in by Cameron to run the Tory campaign, is said to be preparing to focus heavily on Miliband's personal foibles and perceived weaknesses in a hard-hitting and personalised campaign.
To assess the prevalence of psychosocial distress (depression, anxiety, somatization, and perceived stress) in a consecutive sample of patients presenting with voice concerns and to qualitatively analyze patient comments on challenges associated with voice problems.
Perception research includes improving the capability of computer systems to use sensors to detect and perceive data in a manner that replicates humans' use of senses to acquire and synthesize information from the world around them.
Specifically, depressed parents view themselves as inadequate parents [46], as having little control over their children's development [49], and are critical of their children and perceive them in a negative light [5].
