The lowered level of hostility in the treatment group might also be seen as an indicator for an increased level of self-awareness and a more realistic perception of psychological and bodily signals.
Recently, the world of multimedia has been observing a growth in new imaging modalities aiming at improving user immersion capability, providing more realistic perception of content, and consequently, reaching new levels of quality of experience.
We are producing a national campaign to counter the misinformation and present a more realistic perception of American Latinos.
The studies reported this intervention may improve mother infant bonding, reduce maternal anxiety and help mothers foster a more realistic perception of their preterm infants.
Also, the observed differences between preferences of patients and the public about different biopsy procedures suggest that perhaps physicians can help patients who have no prior experience of cancer treatment in developing a more realistic perception about the relative invasiveness of these procedures.
Ultimately, the more effort you put in to understanding a career before entering it, the more realistic your perception will be of the work.
Still, though, it is possible that there are differences between the two groups with respect to how realistic their self-assessment is for example, due to cultural differences or to the degree of exposure to (native) English in everyday life, which might help to shape a more realistic self-perception.
It's not dolls, and princesses and models that need to be more realistic – it's our perception of eating disorders themselves.
Importantly, this method provides a more realistic assessment of viscosity perception than previous work, since individuals usually manipulate a starchy food in their mouth for several seconds (5 to 10 seconds depending on the food) to mix it with saliva before swallowing.
An additional strength of the qualitative approach for this specific study is the chance to obtain a more realistic feel of self-perception and social self-image that cannot be experienced in the numerical data and statistical analysis used in quantitative research.
