A questionnaire survey was developed to capture the perception of construction professionals regarding the significance of the identified barriers as it affects the selection and use of sustainable building materials.
Displayed best in his widely popular surveillance camera pieces, (which mock the government's ever-watching eyes), El Bocho is big on capturing the perception of fear and insecurity in the city.
The psychometric properties of this brief scale have recently been reported [ 36]; it has especially been devised to capture the perception of the patient's ADHD-related difficulties from a patient, parent, and physician perspective (with adjusted wording for each).
The GIPD is a validated instrument [ 36] that has especially been developed to capture the perception of the patient's ADHD-related difficulties from a patient, parent (or primary caregiver), and physician perspective, and can be considered to reflect overall impairment, psychosocial functioning, and quality of life (QoL) [ 37].
It has been documented in literature that functional elements of the service are mostly related not only to a specific transaction that took place during service delivery, such as handling a complaint, but also capture the perception consumers have of a company over a longer period of time [ 23, 35].
The quantitative study was explorative and based on road-side interviews designed to capture the perceptions and experience of road users who had just travelled over roads with centreline milled rumble strips.
The Transsexual Voice Questionnaire (TVQMtF) is a population-specific self-report tool designed to capture the perceptions of male-to-female transsexual women (MtF women) regarding their vocal functioning and the voice-related impact on their everyday life.
This paper presents experimental scenarios that use signal detection theory (SDT), a well-known tool in psychology research, to capture the perceptions of end users about smart grid technology.
Despite the measuring of combined life satisfaction, it is also important to capture the perceptions of each person in the dyad and not risk losing the individuals' perspective.
Second, our study design only allowed for the perspective of attending physicians, and therefore did not capture the perceptions of students, residents, and patients.
