This motivates many to regard emotions as being or containing or being analogous to perceptions, in particular evaluative perceptions (de Sousa 1987; Tappolet 2000, 2011; Helm 2001; Prinz 2004, 2007; Zagzebski 2003; Goldie 2007; Döring 2007).
For example, one might define aesthetic properties as those having an evaluative component, whose perception involves the perception of certain formal base properties, such as shape and color (De Clercq 2002).
Interpersonal representations thus serve to render interactions more predictable, while the affective valence of interpersonal inference renders self-perception evaluative.
For evaluative constructs, unlike performance or perception, the subjective perspective of the observer is absolutely intrinsic to the phenomenon of interest.
Consequently, they can non-inferentially but defeasibly justify evaluative belief just as sense perceptions can justify empirical belief.
The proposed model not only constitutes a respecification and deepening of the Kaplans' model but also presents an integrative perspective that simultaneously considers the interrelations among cognitive, motivational, affective, evaluative, and behavioral tendencies in landscape perception.
The current study aimed to investigate the effect of non-evaluative performance feedback on drivers' self-evaluations using a computerized hazard perception test.
The study also offers important managerial implications to knitwear product manufacturers, marketers, and retailers by giving information about consumer perception of knitwear involvement and evaluative criteria.
Perceptions of change generally included an evaluative assessment, which often served to place measures of landscape salient to residents within a dualistic framework.
"Individuals need evaluative information about others to evaluate themselves".
