Sentence examples for perceived congruence from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the perceived congruence between the hotel architecture and visitors' self-image only improves arousal.

This study examines the influence of the perceived congruence of a postmodernist hotel, which was built at one of Spain's oldest wineries, on visitors' emotions and behavioral intentions.

The results suggest that the perceived congruence between the hotel architecture, the local landscape and the winery's brand image positively affect visitors' arousal and delight.

Similarly, Österbauer and collaborators [38] found increased activity within the OFC when the perceived congruence between visual and olfactory stimuli became progressively higher.

The frequency and thoroughness of assessment were influenced by the GPs' personal interests and perceived congruence with their role, the level of risk to the patient, the capacity of the practice and availability of time.

Role congruence, perceived client acceptability, beliefs about capabilities, perceived effectiveness and clinicians' own lifestyle were key themes related to risk factor management practices.

Table  5 summarizes the factors associated with patient participation in medical decision-making, distinguishing associations with preferred role, perceived role and congruence.

However, data on "psychological" (perceived ownership and congruence with LGA priorities), "operational" (day-to-day commitment of district time and personnel) and "financial" (actual use of LGA funds for MkV activities) integration were also examined.

Opportunities exist for NP and PA educators to improve congruence between perceived importance and amount of time spent on educational activities in NP and PA curriculums.

We also investigated factors associated with preferences, perceived participation and the congruence between these two.

This study reviews the findings of 44 studies (including 52 patient samples) reporting on patients' preferences for participation in medical decision-making and congruence with perceived participation.