"If Dwain had the same awareness about the consequences of perception as he has the talent to run fast, he would be in a different situation now - and so would the sport.
One explanation for why we did not find a significant group difference between the narrow focus and imitation items (Table 2) is that the consequences of perception of these may have only a minimal bearing on the direction of a typical parent child dyad.
This is essentially panic and is considered to be the consequence of perceptions that opportunities to escape and the availability of critical supplies are limited.
Six variables were associated with compliance: treatment administration frequency, perceptions of long-term treatment acceptability, perceptions of health consequences of osteoporosis, perceptions of knowledge about osteoporosis, exercise and mental quality of life.
If Leibniz does not think that perceptions can function as efficient causes, why does Leibniz even speak of later perceptions as natural consequences of earlier perceptions, if not causally?
In this way, perception and other cognitive events are embedded firmly in the body and the environment in which body is acting, with the consequence of perception and cognition being tightly linked to and shaped by the bodily and action state of the body.
In turn, the analysis of the consequences of inaccurate perceptions of the economic situation has concentrated on individuals' attitudes and behavior.
Social science discourses are used to discuss the possible consequences of these perceptions upon managerial risk behaviours, including those of "Getting Better" and "Getting Smarter", and to consider possible managerial risk mitigation options.
Unfortunately, the greater frequency of sexual contact and partner availability among younger individuals may compound the consequences of such perceptions in this age stratum.
How did we come to think about it in this way – and what are the consequences of this perception for our cities?
