Sentence examples for differential perception from inspiring English sources

To model the impact of the social media interactions, CARESOME relies on a set of metrics based on both intrinsic and extrinsic components including Entity Engagement Index, Differential Perception Factor, Tie-Strength and Number of Exposed users—.

Scalp topographies of the differential (perception minus imagery) MKL are also shown in Fig. 3. Following noteworthy points are found.

Thus, there may be a disparity between the nominal and functional value [49] of any emotional stimulus in a standard psychological study: although all participants might be presented with the same image, variation in image exploration could result in differential perception based on the personality of each participant.

This suggests a differential perception for the impact of treatment duration on bleeding versus a thromboembolic event.

Thus, it is possible that the impaired neural networks observed in anorexic patients could also be involved in the differential perception of body size observed in this study.

Differential perception resulted in differential grouping behavior and thereby in a central-peripheral group structure with frequent scanners at the periphery and infrequent scanners at the group center.

Further research should address long-term distress related to program participation, differential perceptions of different training settings, and further qualitative research on SPs' teaching experiences.

Therefore, the higher prevalence of depression in girls than boys may not be a consequence of differential perceptions of family relationships.

However, self-reported PA is subject to different types of bias [ 16] due to lack of understanding and/or differential perceptions of item content when employed in different populations.

Interpreted in light of the Cognitive Vulnerability Model this is understandable in that any significant relationships between familiarity and fear would stem not from the processes of habituation or reduced predictiveness but from the differential perceptions of uncontrollability, unpredictability, dangerousness, and disgustingness associated with each stimulus.

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.