Sentence examples for perceived experiences from inspiring English sources

The next items of the questionnaire enabled the students to express their perceived experiences through five categories addressing different levels of user friendliness.

This paper draws on the experiences of three small groups of doctoral students in order to illuminate the importance of communities of practice in doctoral education in terms of students' perceived experiences of doctoral study.

To maximize the quality of the online experience and actualize the potential of alternative learning environments at their institutions, administrators must explore the perceived experiences of the members of their online learning communities.

To report the perceived experiences of mistreatment among medical trainees in Oman, an Arab/Islamic country.

The focus group questions specifically focused on the perceived experiences of students during their hospital based clinical tutorials.

Interview questions, as outlined below, addressed perceived experiences in daily life as they relate to LT and participants' perceptions of HRQOL.

Classical philosophy, rhetoric, and history were seen as models of proper method efforts to come to terms, systematically and without preconceptions of any kind, with perceived experience.

Early humanists shared in large part a realism that rejected traditional assumptions and aimed instead at the objective analysis of perceived experience.

Landis doesn't embroider his work with any rhetoric about actual versus perceived experience, and he doesn't regard himself as a provocateur, a subversive, or as someone who violates conventions, although he has been described in that way.

An event is a snapshot of perceived experience at one moment in time which can be defined as a collection or a tuple of attributes.

These findings suggest that the affective states can indeed directly influence a listener's perceived experience (or QoE) with a new telecommunication service.