This finding implies that villagers' satisfaction with the quality of local environments, and reported highly perceived environmental values, might have more awareness of threats to their living environments; thus, they are more active in ECB (Nordlund and Garvill 2002).
Such restrictions may endanger their highly perceived health care standard.
The forest environment is also rated more highly with regard to perceived restorativeness than the urban environment.
With respect to price discounts, according to the price quality value model (Monroe and Krishnan 1985) and means-end model (Zeithaml 1988), consumers should perceive that more highly discounted products are of lower quality.
When these meetings included leadership from both organizations, and where leadership encouraged participation in committee meetings from both institutions, faculty perceived that their expertise was more highly valued by the partnering organization.
Attractiveness is more highly linked with electoral success than either trustworthiness or perceived competence.
It was assumed that if answering call lights was more highly prioritized among nursing tasks, a staff member would perceive call lights as being important to patient safety, requiring nursing staff's attention, and being meaningful.
Consequentially, both are combined into a single measure, which is F-measure, which is perceived as a well-rounded performance evaluation, more highly valued than the simple accuracy.
Both participating and non-participating stakeholders rated the usability of the resulting tool positively, and stakeholders who attended design workshops rated the perceived usefulness and salience of the resulting tool more highly than those who had not.
There also appeared to be a trend toward an inverse relationship between the level of education and perceived autonomy support in three of the four scales, with more highly educated patients reporting lower mean scores.
