Sentence examples for distorted perceptions of the from inspiring English sources
Critics of the pervasive images of abandoned buildings in Detroit use the term "ruin porn" pejoratively, suggesting they celebrate and decontextualize decay, diminish residents and encourage distorted perceptions of the city as an urban wasteland.
Many forensics students are presented with streamlined exercises with overly clear answers, which may give them distorted perceptions of the power of forensic science.
This reductionist and distorted perception of the cause of the illness can have negative consequences both individually and collectively.
All (or at least subgroup) of bodily experiences in dreams might then be redescribed as involving a distorted perception of the sleeping body.
Heightened senses, a distorted perception of the passage of time and a feeling of disconnection from the body were also common sensations that survivors reported.
The sections of Stranger video address moments of social exclusion, looking at the self-image of the excluded and the way that this distorted perception of the self contributes, in turn, to a deepening sense of not belonging.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, it has been shown that prolonged distorted perception of the orientation of body axes can be a consequence of disordered sensori-motor signals, including long-term prismatic adaptation and lesions of the central nervous system.
Illusions can be characterized by two perceptual processes: Either subjects demonstrate a distorted perception of the stimulus (-properties) or they perceive a qualitatively and/or quantitatively additive (i.e. illusory) stimulus property which is not present in the physical stimulus.
What's more, their own ideal wealth distributions for the country are far more equitable than even their distorted perceptions of wealth in the U.S. The typical respondent would like to see the top one-fifth of American owning only 32percentt of the wealth.
