"paradoxical perception" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to a perception that is contradictory or contrary to what is expected or logical. Example: Despite my fear of heights, I found myself drawn to the edge of the cliff, my paradoxical perception of danger fueling my curiosity.
These data point out the existence of a paradoxical and deep perception of lack of competence with respect to the use of EBCP, among experienced nurses.
One subjects in each category had paradoxical results on speech perception and TMTF results.
Second, innovation paradoxes require paradoxical management approaches.
Contributing to its validity as a qualitative interview tool, the S-PRT was developed through a well-grounded process in which patients developed a rich framework with which to express their often-paradoxical experiences and perceptions.
Further, among a nationally representative sample of civilian adults, Wallace et al. [ 10] found somewhat paradoxical results related to patient perceptions of health care provider communication skills.
The authors interpret this paradoxical result as reflecting the students' perception that the inverted classroom and active learning methods implemented in this course imposed a too high workload; whereas the students perceive that they receive sufficient benefits from a traditional lecture format.
Different mechanisms contribute to paradoxical heat sensation, i.e. the perception of painful heat when a cold stimulus is applied.
We report a paradoxical relationship between unsafe behaviours and risk perception in urban areas, as well as exposure to HPAI training and message misinterpretation.
Furthermore, environmental manipulations that lead to the perception of restricted food availability may have paradoxical effects.
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