Intervention based on the cognitive model, involves a collaborative formulation of patients' emotional, physiological, and behavioural responses mediated by their perceptions of experience [15].
Staff took ownership of recovery, its meaning and implementation, with care provision mediated by their perceptions of recovery.
People who have lost their hearing because they've damaged the hair cells in their ears, which normally mediate the perception of sound, can turn to cochlear implants that send electrical signals straight to the auditory nerve.
In the other stage of his argument, Cummins observes that, for a wide range of objects, their perception is mediated by a body of theory.
Therefore, the kinase domain of many eSTKs is associated with additional domains, which commonly mediate signal perception through ligand binding or protein-protein interactions11.
In glaucoma, loss of performance on motion perception tests does not necessarily support the existence of a specific deficit in the M pathway, because some behavioral studies suggest that the P pathway can also mediate motion perception.
On both accounts, ideas mediate our perception of external objects.
On one recent version of an indirect perception interpretation, sensory ideas mediate our perception of the external bodies they're of, in much the same way that pictures (or other representational media) mediate our perception of what they portray (Newman 2009).
By analogy, various brain processes mediate our perception of external objects, but in the normal course of perception we are not consciously aware of those processes; and likewise for the mind's ideas, according to direct perception accounts.
On the other hand, since we are all making DMT all of the time, it may also mediate our perception of everyday reality.
