As for perceptions that he caused the firing, Williams said: "That's how things go nowadays.
The template includes categories for perceptions, emotions, characters and many other common features of dream content.
McCartney had himself to blame for perceptions of his role, always playing Mr Nice Guy, developing an affable but vacuous interview technique that Norman aptly terms "soufflé-speak".
In similar vein, Mr Bush dismissed the idea that the absence of WMD had any implications for perceptions of the Iraqi security threat.
There was a vague sense that the city was going overboard, trying to calm fears stirred by memories of Katrina, or more cynically, trying to make up for perceptions that the Mayor underestimated last winter's blizzard.
As for perceptions of invulnerability, a national study of 3,544 teenagers a decade ago found that their own estimates of their risk of dying were very much higher than the actual risk.
This was the climax of a scene at Yale, where he enrolled as an undergraduate in 1969, in which Carson described having seen a notice that the exam papers for Perceptions 310, a psychology class he was taking, had been accidentally burned, and that there would be a makeup.
It is ultimately a battle for perceptions.
For perceptions to be reliable their object must be causally effective.
Over the 119 intervals that were coded for perceptions of students, 58 descriptions of students emerged across 36 intervals.
The Korean subjects show higher ratings for perceptions of information in a high-context design compared to the American subjects.
