In examples 2, 3 and 4, 'Syria's cooperation' is perceived as known information, which has been discussed in previous reports.
On the other, increasing competition encourages the active pursuit of prestige in ways that may discourage cooperation and entrench perceived status differences.
Results show that there is no significant difference among the two groups in learning performance; however, participants in the embodiment-based learning group have higher perceived cooperation process and social flow during learning process than the traditional learning group.
Decision makers perceived cooperation between private and municipal OH mainly by way of functional differences and competition.
This article examines 1) the experiences of GPs and DNs with regard to interprofessional cooperation, and 2) perceived benefits of and barriers for implementation of PaTz within the primary care setting.
Those efforts, he said, could be "imperiled in numerous ways if Indonesia and its officials curtailed cooperation in response to perceived disrespect for its sovereign interests".
Although speech gesture cooperation was not consciously perceived, it proved to influence users' recall performance and subjective evaluations: redundancy increased verbal information recall, ratings of the quality of explanation, and expressiveness of agents.
They perceived "good cooperation between manager and employee" as the most important condition enabling job retention for chronically ill employees.
By cooperation agents share individually perceived uncertainties, reducing their actual experienced uncertainty (similar to the reduction of risk on joining an insurance scheme).
The innovation (determinants such as complexity, relative advantage, compatibility), 2. The adopting person (determinants such as outcome expectations, self-efficacy, perceived patient cooperation), 3. The organisation (determinants such as staff turnover, financial resources, available time), 4. The socio-political context (determinants such as legislation) [ 23, 24].
