Sentence examples for generalized perception from inspiring English sources

Suchman defines organisational legitimacy as "a generalized perception or assumption that the actions of an entity are desirable, proper, or appropriate within some socially constructed system of norms, values, beliefs, and definitions" [41].

Legitimacy is "a generalized perception or assumption that the actions of an entity are desirable, proper, or appropriate within some socially constructed system of norms, values, beliefs, and definitions" (Suchman 1995, p. 574).

As for concerns over an "image crisis," let individuals decipher what image means to them rather than dictating a generalized perception unto them.

This was a generalized perception of the participants in the study, including those who, like Ricardo, emphasized the need for speaking about plural masculinities.

Concepts conceived in the mind often represent abstract ideas generalized from perceptions about life.

Bai's results showed significant differences in the perception of shame expression across participant groups, although it is unclear whether the observed variation patterns may be generalized to the perception of other emotions.

In contrast to a large body of research describing positive effects of higher saturated colors, our results show that these findings cannot be generalized to website perception, as we found negative effects of saturation depending on the content domain.

As apprentices have only little information on the social situation of their new organizations, a positive perceived pre-entry person occupation fit will be generalized to the perception of the social situation.

Given that cortical over-representation of frequently experienced stimuli, as well as perceptual bias towards such stimuli is a common phenomenon across sensory modalities, our model may generalize to sensory perception, rather than being specific to auditory perception.

Moreover, our method can be readily generalized beyond the domain of perception, for example, to estimate conceptually abstract priors such as over moral beliefs by modeling subjects' responses to questionnaires using ideal observer models derived from item response theory [ 39].

In 2005 6, clinic attendance was also associated with the young adults' risk perceptions, depression or generalized anxiety disorder, lower standard of living, and female gender.