The phrase "attention perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing awareness, observation, or cognitive processes related to attention.
Example: "The study aimed to measure the level of attention perceived by participants during the experiment."
Alternatives: "awareness detected" or "focus recognized".
To further examine the effect of attention on perceived location, a 3 (attention) × 4 (axis) repeated measures ANOVA was used to analyze the estimated slopes, with Greenhouse Geisser corrections applied where appropriate.
Address the limited attention that perceived quality of care or on-going needs have received in previous large-scale surveys.
Owing to equivocal research results regarding gender and experience differences in attention and perceived exertion reports, this study was designed to examine whether attention allocation varied as a function of perceived effort manipulated by physical workload, and whether gender and experience differences would emerge in regards to attention use.
In almost any protest, inequality draws attention to perceived injustices.
"People smugglers pay particular attention to perceived or actual changes in Australia's policy.
Focusing on blame, however, can inhibit effective learning, instead eliciting excuses to deflect attention and perceived culpability.
McCain's strategy to this point has been that of a good poker player, distracting attention from perceived weaknesses with bluster and misdirection while he builds his position.
In a world full of prejudice and discrimination, calling attention to perceived errors of judgment can be a way of combating them.
This experimental study investigates the effects of animated graphic colors on attention and perceived usability of users from two cultural groups, American and Thai.
Given this knowledge gap, this study explored the impact of instructor presence on learning, visual attention, and perceived learning in mathematics instructional videos of varying content difficulty.
