Sentence examples for behavior and perception of from inspiring English sources

We aimed to investigate differential activation patterns in brain areas subserving attentional control of behavior and perception of salient stimuli in pedophilia using ultra-high magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).

Its funny how skin color plays a role in the behavior and perception of others.

"I wanted to make a game where you'd guide a character around the world and be really invested in keeping them from danger, because their behavior and perception of the world would be influenced by how you treated them," says Sherida, when I ask about her inspiration for incorporating a blind protagonist.

Before commencement of initial periodontal therapy, data regarding behavior and perception of self-care were collected by means of clinical oral examination and a self administered questionnaire.

Analysis of the participants' Q-sorts resulted in a four factor solution, i.e. four distinct patterns of health seeking behavior and perception of the quality of the public primary care services (Table  2).

With scarcity of research on this particular field in Iraqi Kurdistan region, we sought to explore the patterns of health seeking behavior and perception of the quality of primary care services of a sample of population.

A range of four diverse patterns of health seeking behavior and perceptions of the quality of primary care services were uncovered by using Q-methodology.

During the recruitment interviews at the facilities, women will be asked a number of potentially sensitive questions, including their reproductive behavior and perceptions of contraceptive use.

During the recruitment interviews at the facilities, women will be asked a number of potentially sensitive questions, including their HIV status and their reproductive behavior and perceptions of contraceptive use.

The response rate of 68% to the survey may limit the generalizability of results to only respondents, as their characteristics, health-seeking behavior and perceptions of quality may be different from those who refused to be interviewed.

Although an association between HIV/AIDS risk-related behavior and perceptions of HIV/AIDS risk at the community level has been found in several empirical studies, the evidence remains inadequate to establish an independent link between perceived community vulnerability and individual risk behaviors.