The problem with this is obvious, of course: You can't begin to tailor your strategy to the conditions of your industry if you don't perceive them correctly.
For instance, cowards will overestimate dangers, the rash will underestimate them, and the virtuous will perceive them correctly (Eudemian Ethics 1229b23 27).
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But textbooks are published by large, distant corporations, and many people perceive, sometimes correctly, that the only way to change them is by political action at the state level.
First, gaslighting causes you to distrust yourself and your ability to perceive reality correctly.
I.e. the ability is measured, if children perceive phonemes correctly.
A happy environment helps others perceive you correctly.
Most of the Catholics involved in our efforts perceive correctly that the threat to their civil status does not come from anti-Catholic fundamentalism, but from the forces of secularism and dogmatic irreligion -- forces that threaten evangelicals as well.
Happily, it will also serve as a salutary antidote to the fanatics who perceive — correctly — the fluid existential identities and commodious metaphysic of practiced Indian religions as a threat to their project of a culturally homogenous and militant nation-state.
One of the tenets of magic indeed, one employed and exploited by some of its foremost practitioners is that spectators cannot perceive correctly the miraculous effects they have witnessed.
Juries, aware that a life sentence does not mean what it says, opt for the death sentence because they perceive correctly that a murderer will then at least serve the rest of his life behind bars.
