In that case, participants based their perception on a predominant cognitive factors: recognition, classification, and identification of the sound source (see McAdams [19]).
Given what may appear to be chaotic or incomplete information, people may base their perceptions of atomic risk on a volatile mix of sensational reports and instincts.
A recent survey only confirmed this, as researchers found people were more likely to base their perception of their financial health on their relative status to others, rather than on more concrete factors like income, age, gender or occupation.
Respondents based their claims on perceptions of their own and other professions' specialist expertise to justify their part in the certification process and the role extension concept.
They based their claim on their perception that they get along well with people and people "like" them.
The tired bottom line was, I went for the sparks over the Sparks because, with women playing in a league with scant local interest and minuscule TV ratings, I based their importance on their perception.
In both the judicial speech case and the redistricting case, the justices based their second thoughts on their perception of adverse developments that the decisions had enabled.
There is evidence that the lay public largely base their perceptions about CPR on their experience of the portrayal of CPR in the media.
More than any other demographic, millennials base their purchases on brand perception.
Instead of using their own perceptions, they base their buying decisions on someone else's perception.
