It can affect attention, comprehension of value, perception of product functionality, and also consumption, with important consequences for consumer experience and response.
He criticized the Nobel award and advocated the establishment of a Confucius Peace Prize "to show the world our comprehension of peace and perception on human rights".
Hence, instead of establishing a clear demarcation line between the subject and the object of comprehension, human perception and recognition of reality were mostly seen as a product of a coherent, structurally ordered and complementary interaction between the heart-mind and the things-events.
Maintaining situational awareness, involving elements of perception, comprehension and prediction [31], during epidemics probably relies on these two types of information.
The participants' comprehension and perception of CHD risk, their response to genetic risk results, and how they share such information will be assessed by specific surveys.
Mental models may therefore be thought of as cognitive artifacts constructed by an individual based on his or her preconceptions, cognitive skills, linguistic comprehension, and perception of the problem, which evolve as they are modified through experience and instruction [ 99].
Additionally, a strong association has been found between GPs' reassurance and explanation on the one hand, and patient satisfaction, compliance, comprehension and perception of a good interpersonal relationship on the other [ 25].
One major shift was from the imposition of knowledge on the mind of the learner to an emphasis on the learner's activity of perception and comprehension of knowledge.
The park on Toome Hill consists of areas that are large in size and that are, for the sake of perception and comprehension, earmarked separately on the map so that the negative features of one area would not have an impact on the other areas.
