Sentence examples for examining the perceptions of from inspiring English sources

Tanskanen and colleagues [ 20] conducted a recent qualitative study of help-seeking for a first psychosis episode, examining the perceptions of service users and carers.

Our research fills this void by examining the perceptions of members already enrolled in the scheme regarding their evaluation of the service under the NHIS, as compared to others.

Many studies examining the perceptions of residents towards the NF system have been limited by small sample sizes ranging from 10 to 24 residents, brief surveys consisting of 10 to 30 questions, experiences of a group of residents in a single hospital or a single post-graduate year, and a lack of comparison between a NF and a non-NF system.

Through examining the perception of 379 university students, a standard scale design process was applied.

First, these findings add to the burgeoning literature examining the perception of groups long thought to be perceptually ambiguous [51], [52].

Importantly, this technique is commonly used in studies examining the perception of sexual orientation [24], [25], although it is not without drawbacks.

Research examining the perception of male and female doctors would be warranted.

The present study adds to previous research on NSSI in adolescence by examining the perception of parents.

Further research examining the perception of nurses and family members in specialized clinical areas, such as intensive care units, oncology hospitals and emergency departments in Greece could add very important and useful information to the Greek nursing literature.

The findings were not considered generalizable had we examined the perceptions of students who have never taken the examination and were not familiar with the item types.

In particular, it examines the perceptions of 24 future foreign language teachers based on a questionnaire.