Previous studies using paradigms that involved distinguishing perceived from imagined stimuli raised the possibility that regions of medial PFC might be important for distinguishing the "reality" of performed or imagined actions.
However, another view is that discriminating between performed and imagined actions might, phenomenologically, be very different from distinguishing perceived from imagined stimuli.
Recollecting whether we have performed, or merely imagined performing, everyday actions might involve the same kind of processing as distinguishing perceived from imagined words or objects, and might be associated with the engagement of similar brain regions.
We distinguished between perceived personal control and self-efficacy.
To do that, one must distinguish between perceived risk and real risk.
Grothmann and Reusswig (2006) likewise point to PMT's ability to distinguish between perceived and actual barriers.
The network distinguishes between perceived and recalled events, and can predicate its response on the absence as well as the presence of particular stimuli.
Indeed, amygdala activation did not distinguish between perceived and unseen faces.
We will distinguish between perceived problems that are specifically associated with the n-EPR and problems that apply to electronic information exchange in general.
The previous section indicated the importance of distinguishing between perceiving the present and perceiving something as present.
