Although Gaskell's book was riddled with inaccuracies and distortions, it would prove enormously influential, shaping perceptions of the Brontë family for many decades to come.
Trust may be highly influential on perceptions of emotionally charged scientific issues (Dunn and Schweitzer 2005; Romano 2003) such as food that includes genetically modified organisms (Broughton and Nadelson 2012), climate change (Dunlap and McCright 2011), vaccines (Keelan et al. 2010), and potentially with biological evolution (Smith, et al. 1995).
Individual experiences of health and social services are influential in perceptions of roles, performance and modus operandi.
There are so many fantastically inspiring people working in this area that I couldn't name them all but a few that stand out include Transparency International, the publishers of the highly influential Corruption Perception Index have done incredible work in highlighting corruption – a major barrier to international development.
Language of expression in sketches which are products of an intellectual model of a design is influential on perception and evaluation of the product.
Our approach will be underpinned by critical realism attempting to uncover influential processes, policies, perceptions and events that often determine health and social care outcomes.
In sum, voter predispositions toward MPs are as influential in determining perceptions of misconduct as whether or not an MP was publicly implicated in the scandal.
Because parent-reported change scores were predicted by BMI and A1C, efforts to improve physical well-being and glycemic control may be particularly influential on parental perceptions of their children's QOL.
Two of his more influential books are Perception, Motives, and Personality (1970) and Psychoanalytic Theory: An Exploration of Essentials (1975).
Overall, the results reveal that local landscape spatial patterns could be more influential on soundscape perception than on-site landscape composition.
