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A U.C.L.A. sociologist, Prof. Jack Katz, compared perceptions of crime and law enforcement in the two cities.

We compared perceptions of the quality of dying and death in the ICU across nurses, resident physicians, attending physicians, and family members.

A Gallup poll released in 2014 compared perceptions of child well-being among the nations tracked in the Unicef report, linking them to the rankings.

Our fourth hypothesis compared perceptions of trust between the public and academic, business and government respondents.

A handful of recent studies have compared perceptions of ARS when students are on a main campus or at a distant campus.

For example, in her study of the outcomes of undergraduate science research internships, Kardash (2000) compared perceptions of both student interns and faculty mentors of the gains interns made from participating in research.

As already mentioned, we compared perception of novel with familiar scenes.

In the quantitative component, we compared perception of pregnancy risk in nulliparous women aged 35 years or older (n = 54) with that of nulliparous women aged 20-29 years (n = 105) [ 19].

To compare perceptions of antenatal and intrapartum care in women categorized into three profiles based on attitudes and fear.

The objective was to use the mandatory Thoracic Surgery Residents Association and Thoracic Surgery Directors Association In-Training Examination survey to compare perceptions of residents graduating from 2Y vs 3Y cardiothoracic programs.

To compare perceptions of pharmacy students and preceptors regarding student preparedness to deliver patient care on the students' first advanced pharmacy practice experience (APPE).