Jim Emerson, at his terrific blog Scanners, posts about "The Hurt Locker" and, in particular, about differing perceptions of it — his and Nile Gardiner's of the Daily Telegraph.
Further, although the data from both countries are self-reported, there could be other sources of bias occurring in addition to differing perceptions.
In general, differing perceptions between ED patients and health staff on the severity and urgency of medical problems have been shown to be associated with ED overcrowding by non-emergency cases [ 19, 20].
We're all familiar with the idea that fiction can achieve a greater truth, but in the real world, regardless of differing perceptions, either something happens or it doesn't, and where and when it happens are similarly objective facts.
Not for the first time in European history, differing perceptions of German power contain the seeds of much potential unrest.
The situation in Mosul, once so promising, now seems the object of drastically differing perceptions.
The concept of 'safety' was integral and based on the participants' differing perception of safety in childbirth.
Indeed, many sites were common in both Greek studies, which ameliorates a possible bias due to differing investigators' perceptions in each study.
Cultures also differ in their conceptions of truth and inculcate different perceptions of reality.
In Study II, we explore whether students of different social identities differ in their perceptions that groupmates are a barrier to their own participation.
Likewise, high- and low-performing novices have been shown to differ in their perceptions of problem elements and, as with expert and novice comparisons, these differences have been shown to be associated with problem solving competency (Krutetskii 1976; Silver 1979; Chi et al. 1981; Markman 1999; Smith 1983; Hardiman et al. 1989; Reif 2008).
