This time-lag bias altered the perceived efficacy of pediatric antidepressants in the medical literature.
Unfortunately, as Grant points out, when it comes to preventing H.I.V. the perceived efficacy of condoms "exceeds their public-health value".
We do not find evidence that the information increased perceived knowledge, participation, perceived efficacy, or satisfaction with local institutions.
Only a small number of products have been scientifically validated, with their perceived efficacy instead promoted through folklore and word of mouth.
The paper includes many other important findings, including the influence that key climate change beliefs, social norms, and the perceived efficacy of consumer action have on consumer behavior, including both purchasing decisions and consumer activism.
Another possible challenge for Talkbiznow is the perceived efficacy of networking sites as a business tool.
In this setting it is not astonishing that the perceived efficacy by the patients was poor.
Finally, pastoralists ranked pathways to achieve improved herd health according to perceived efficacy.
A comparison of knowledge acquisition and perceived efficacy of a traditional versus flipped-classroom based Dermatology residency curriculum.
The most important merits of herbal medicine seem to be their perceived efficacy, low adverse effects, and low cost [8].
The vast majority (71%) of respondents disagree with the idea that low perceived efficacy associated with these items prevents them from preparing.
