The consequent perception that headache disorders were relatively uncommon in SSA, and not of significant public-health concern, was reversed after the completion of a survey in Zambia [17, 18].
The low recognition of SCD and consequent overlap between perceptions of this disorder and other conditions also contributed to the flexibility of interpretation.
The greater P1 to the illusory square relative to the amodal square is also noteworthy as it shows that the P1 effect was not simply consequent to the perception of a square independently from the illusory contours.
Lastly, perception and consequent ability, as well as external agents, may influence patients' beliefs.
That such perceptions, and the consequent cultural representations, have served, and continue to serve, as implicit justifications for the colonial and imperialist ambitions of the European powers and of the United States.
This article provides insights on risk perception and the consequent protective actions taken during an actual Natech event, the fires at the Sendai industrial park triggered by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
However, although these results show that speech perception and comprehension elicit left inferior frontal and articulatory motor cortex activation, the possibility exists that such activation is consequent to but not critical to perception and comprehension processes (Mahon and Caramazza 2008).
That the participants were largely unable to report the stimulation argues against a global effect consequent on the participant's own perception of any change in behaviour, or other psychologically complex reactions.
The participants considered that the patients' perceptions of health care and consequent behaviour influence the demand of products and services.
In addition, some of the concepts were not connected to diabetes and its care, suggesting poor awareness and perception of disease and a consequent inability to be an actor of change and adaptation.
