The phrase "awareness theory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing psychological, philosophical, or cognitive theories related to awareness or consciousness.
Example: "The awareness theory posits that our perception of reality is heavily influenced by our conscious awareness of it."
Alternatives: "consciousness theory" or "perception theory".
Drawing on Objective Self Awareness theory in social psychology and theories of cognitive overload from communication, hypotheses are proposed concerning how viewing oneself influences virtual team interaction.
The cognitive tasks on which patients perform poorly include not only neuropsychological or neurocognitive tests of memory, attention, and executive functioning, but also tests of social cognition such as perception of affect, emotional awareness, theory of mind, context sensitive processing, and emotional reasoning.
The model draws on activity and situation awareness theories as well as the Belief-Desire Intention and Case-based Reasoning techniques in intelligent systems with the goal of enabling clinicians in disparate locations to gain a common representation of relevant situational information in each other's work contexts based on the notion of practice.
All five hominids are unique in sharing human-like characteristics that scientists group under the labels self-awareness, theory of mind and incipient moral awareness.
We developed a research model drawing on self-awareness theory and presence, to explain how user continuance intention may be influenced by avatars, in particular self-similar ones.
The discussion explores the value of integrating motivational intensity theory with self-awareness theory and considers the emerging interest in implicit aspects of effort regulation.
Smith and colleagues claim that investigating metacognition in animals could provide information about the relation of self-awareness to other-awareness (theory of mind), and that their results already show that "animals have functional features of or parallels to human conscious cognition" (Smith et al. 2003; Smith 2009).
Objective Self-Awareness theory suggests that humans view the self as both a subject and an object.
And if he were aware of the latest research on self-perception he would have realized that because of Objective Self-Awareness theory, looking in the mirror can actually decrease self-esteem instead of enhancing it.
These include the attentional capacity theory, the bottleneck theory, and a self-awareness theory.
Students learn the underpinning knowledge for experimental rock physics and develop laboratory skills –e.g., making deductions from measurements, familiarizing with apparatus and measurement techniques, acquiring critical awareness, bridging theory and practice.
