Sentence examples for measurement of perception from inspiring English sources
Calling Ooi's experiment "incredibly elegant," psychologist Jack Loomis of the University of California, Santa Barbara, says, "it is a fairly pure measurement of perception," adding that the prism test can be applied widely in perception studies, including virtual reality research.
All interviews were conducted within the first 48 hours of admission to allow a reliable measurement of perception of coercion [ 11].
Among the variables adjusted in the multiple regression analysis, the VAS score (measurement of perception of labour pain), the husband accompanying the wife to the antenatal clinic, and availability of a support person at home) were also observed to be significantly associated with the women's feeling of being in control during labour.
The measurement of perceptions will enable the provider to consider a client holistically and to develop programs that address quality of life issues.
Measurement of perceptions is important, since a lack of awareness of organisational tools and systems among staff is likely to negatively impact upon their use of research in policy [ 19].
Moreover, available evidence indicates that contrast seems to scale in a roughly linear fashion with behavioural measurements of perception.
The measurement of risk perception in this study draws from the psychometric paradigm of Slovic (1987) that measures the dimensions of risk perception using ratings.
Traditionally, measurement of users' perception of voice quality has been performed by expensive and time-consuming subjective listening tests.
This study aimed to develop and evaluate a first computerized adaptive test (CAT) for the measurement of stress perception (Stress-CAT), in terms of the two dimensions: exposure to stress and stress reaction.
Table 3 shows the specific measurement of risk perception.
The measurement of risk perception refers to the study of Xu et al. (2016), including five dimensions probability, worry, fear of the unknown, controllability, and threat.
