Sentence examples for examination of perceptions from inspiring English sources

Tonight at 8: ChameckiLerner offers "Poor Reality," an examination of perceptions of identity and the ways in which people perceive themselves and others.

Tonight at 8: ChameckiLerner offers "Poor Reality," an examination of perceptions of identity and the ways in which we perceive ourselves and others perceive us.

His writing was known for its scrupulous examination of perceptions and misperceptions on all sides in unfolding events.

These policy recommendations are by no mean exhaustive, but are meant to catalyze a discussion on how emergency repatriation could be designed based on the examination of perceptions on opportunities and risks during pre-migration, the incentives and disincentives during their stay, and the repatriation challenges that this exploratory research has shed light on.

A qualitative examination of perceptions of physical activity guidelines and preferences for format.

The strengths of the study include, relatively large sample size, simultaneous examination of perceptions of norm and current practice, surveying actual patients rather than general public, and uniquely addressing an overall high-context communication/blunting coping style culture.

Ms. Jaukkuri notes that rather than being able to pursue an intellectual examination of perception and culture, the artists spent all their mental and physical resources simply coping with the situation and adjusting to the circumstances.

Traditional research paradigms in animal cognition are similar to those in human cognition, and include an examination of perception, learning, categorization, memory, spatial cognition, numerosity, communication, language, social cognition, theory of mind, causal reasoning, and metacognition.

But this engrossing examination of American perceptions of Arabs and the Arab world gets you thinking.

This approach seems a sensible way of introducing the empirical examination of how perceptions of differences in ascriptive characteristics affect what we view as discriminatory outcomes.

This study aims to provide an examination of patient perceptions of the degree to which CM practitioners employ a patient-centred approach during consultation.