'favourable perceptions' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when describing how others think of an individual or situation. For example, "The public had favourable perceptions of the presidential candidate."
Previous studies have reported that nascent entrepreneurs tend to have significantly favourable perceptions of their entrepreneurial ability.
The major benefits of Social Media 1. Increased awareness of the organisation 2. Increased traffic to website 3. Greater favourable perceptions of the brand 4. Able to monitor conversations about the organisation 5. Increase in new business.
The main implication of our study is that favourable perceptions of entrepreneurial ability can be influenced through participatory learning as well as behavioural modelling.
What is more, the disadvantaged know they are disadvantaged being equally aware of the less than favourable perceptions of others (Kelly 2015).
Favourable perceptions of managers towards marketing intelligence generation, dissemination, responsiveness, as well as the beliefs and values in marketing practices could elicit top management support of MO and CSR practices.
Differences were also found between young and older adults in metamemory subscales, so that old adults showed greater memory knowledge in general and young adults had more favourable perceptions and feelings about memory.
This less favourable perception of carbohydrates is being fed by trials which show that low carb diets are more effective than low fat and low protein diets in maintaining a healthy body weight.
Political and business leaders in Mauritius are well aware that the country's favourable perception by foreigners is not just important for the hospitality industry, but also for other economic sectors, such as real estate and financial services, as the country attempts to position itself as the gateway between the new growth economies of Africa and Asia.
Entrepreneurship training improves entrepreneurial cognition (Duening 2008) and enhances favourable perception of one's entrepreneurial ability (Peterman and Kennedy, 2003).
Our study points to several ways through which favourable perception of entrepreneurial ability can be influenced within a given context.
The respondents also indicated a favourable perception of m-learning although 79% of them have never used it.
