Sentence examples for desirable perceptions from inspiring English sources

As an evaluative strategy, its entailments enable selective mappings that bias toward desirable perceptions.

Strickland played for 17 seasons — a phenomenal accomplishment — but concedes that his conduct may have created a less than desirable perception.

The performance-based compensation system of Korean companies has concentrated on the typical business performance (Park 2007), thus, the desirable perception of ethics or social responsibility which is excluded from the reward system is suppressed (Bazerman and Tenbrunsel 2011).

The activity which involves detrimental transformation in shape, size, dimension, taste, color, place or any other desirable characteristic from perception of the customer is called as non-value added activity.

The authors of a Journal of Psychology study on sex differences in perceptions of desirable body shape were particularly blunt in their assessment: "Our data suggest that women are misinformed and exaggerate the magnitude of thinness that men desire," write the authors, "probably as a result of promotion of thinness in women through advertising by the diet industry".

Perceptions of desirable graduate competencies for science and technology new graduates.

Even within the history of Christianity there were mystics—such as Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite in the 5th century and the anonymous author of the Cloud of Unknowing in the 14th for whom the most desirable mystical experience or perception was not of unity but rather of nothing, or nothingness.

Our study showed that 8.1% of healthy normotensive singleton pregnant women with desirable pregnancy outcomes reported perception of decreased fetal movements.

Undesirable desire turned desirable.

Some respondents reported on local perceptions of the desirable body size and shape of women, not being conducive to motivating them to improve eating habits and lose weight.

McHorney and Fleishman[ 50] note that survey questions may trigger differential cultural perceptions regarding socially desirable responses and that question wording may impede symptomatology reporting by Hispanics.