The phrase "formation of perception" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of how a person develops their understanding and interpretation of the world around them. Here is an example sentence using this phrase: "The formation of perception is a complex process that is influenced by various factors such as personal experiences, cultural background, and societal norms."
The hub status of these areas means that their neurons exhibit, on average, a higher number of between-area (cortico-cortical) synaptic links than cells in primary (or secondary) areas, and, hence, are more likely to take part in the formation of perception-action circuits.
The authors found that the formation of risk perception is guided by the stimulations, cues, and so on that people secure from their environment (for example, warning information), and that this risk perception formation leads to protective actions.
MMN studies have made important contributions to our understanding of the formation of auditory perception and streaming (see Denham and Winkler, 2006, for a review), construction of sensory memory representations, as well as how these are influenced by attention (Sussman et al., 1998; Sussman and Steinschneider, 2006).
By demonstrating the important mediating role of affect in the effect of price discounts on cognitive perceptions, this study contributes to the understanding of the relationships between affect and cognitions in the formation of consumers' perceptions, particularly focusing on online apparel shopping.
That moment in Coral Gables, Fla., was a crucial step in the days-long formation of general perceptions of how the debate played out for Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry, who was also on the receiving end of guffaws but none so loud and sustained.
This study investigates the impact of context-related effects on the formation of evaluation perceptions in B2B brand alliances.
This way the external environment represents a source of public information that could provide the information cues for the formation of specific perceptions.
In addition, due to the limited information on online shopping, consumers rely more on affective reaction than on cognitive evaluations in the formation of their perceptions (Zeithaml 1988).
We establish a Bayesian model to simulate the formation of consumers' perceptions of sellers' reputations in a C2C e-commerce platform.
(Patient 7) Equally, reports of substandard outcomes could result in the formation of negative perceptions.
