"neutral perception" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to a viewpoint or understanding without any bias or emotional influence. Example: The journalist's article presented a neutral perception of the political situation, allowing readers to form their own opinions.
The neutral perception was higher in dystocic birth patients.
In the third one, the information of all sensory modalities is merged and results in a multimodal (modality neutral) perception of the environment.
Scenes and Other Situations is about the meaning of direct (or epistemically neutral) perception reports, a construction illustrated in (1): Direct perception reports contrast with indirect (or epistemically positive) perception reports, which typically have finite embedded clauses, as in (2): Both (1) and (2) presuppose that Meryl fed the animals.
The answers from the ObI-Q were recorded with a score of 1 to 3, in which a score of 1 was assigned to responses of negative perception, a score of 2 for a neutral perception, and a score of 3 to a favorable perception.
Within each perception, the proportion of negative to neutral perceptions was compared across the three participant groups using χ tests of contingency tables with a Yates correction using GraphPad QuickCalcs software (http://graphpad.com/quickcalcs/).
Many women have neutral perceptions of menopause or perceive it as a positive experience as it offers relief from the worries of menstruation, freedom from the necessity of contraception, and increased sexual freedom[ 2, 20, 43].
For example, John Deigh (1994) writes of how our perception of certain qualities may be realised in our felt response to them: I may register the scariness of something in my feeling of being scared, rather than say in an affect-neutral perception of some quality as scary, which then engenders a felt response.
To observe which brain regions show a linear relationship to empathy, contrast estimates of "happy&sad-neutral" perception were correlated with PD scores from the IRI and C scores from the PPI-R to elucidate correlations between affective empathy and neural activity during emotional prosody perception.
Even when an industry arbitrator is truly neutral, the perception of unfairness hurts the process.
They show also that the probability to be stopped and fined by the police is not neutral on perception and attitude towards alcohol.
