Sentence examples for diminished perceptions from inspiring English sources

This rebound was associated with increases in negative affect, anxiety, and distress and diminished perceptions of controllability over thoughts.

In this paper, I draw on qualitative research conducted in Uttarakhand, North India and examine how state-led shifts in agricultural production have resulted in changing food consumption practices and diminished perceptions of health.

Obama won this group (55% to 42%) in 2012 but Democrats lost this category (41%to58%8%) in 2014 indicating diminished perceptions that Democrats can be trusted to solve economic problems.

We found a diminished perception of sad and fearful information under SSRI which was significant in the long allele group.

Improvements were found in peripheral symptoms of ADHD in the multimodal group and in social skills with increasing frequency on empathy, assertiveness, and self-control subscales and diminished perception of difficulties on the assertiveness and difficulty of self-control subscales.

Affluenza causes an over inflated sense of entitlement, a de-sensitizing to small material pleasures, a diminished perception of gratitude, a mistaken notion that the bearer will always be similarly "afflicted," and an inability to be sated.

A number of demographic factors contributed to a diminished perception of HRQL among the respondents to the interviews and the questionnaires.

That can help diminish perceptions that Saks is too expensive to shop at during an economic downturn.

The rise of international programmes may also reflect diminishing perceptions of the two-year, full-time course as the pinnacle of the MBA in America.

Nobody is calling him the Sunshine Governor yet, but Mr. Rowland's recent efforts -- he has pledged to cooperate fully with all three federal and state investigations -- seem aimed at diminishing perceptions that he and his administration are bogged down in ethical conflicts.

One purpose is to wean marketers from their long-held view of broadcast network television as only a "cpm medium" -- that is, one to be bought on the basis of the lowest cost per thousand viewers achieved through tough, confrontational bargaining, which diminishes perceptions of its worth.