For instance, high school dropout rates are high at least partly because students often perceive no relevance to their future job prospects of what they learn, and have little motivation to succeed (Center for Education Policy, 2012).
Moreover, higher autonomy levels are related to higher mobility and exposure to extra-familial influences, which could change the way mothers envision their daughters' futures and perceived future returns from their education (Ahmed and Bould 2004; Yount 2005).
So even as we remember CS Lewis, let us spare a thought for the writer who perceived the future in which we would come to love our digital servitude.
He said the people of SA had responded to the government's focus on building a "positive program in front of them for their future", and who had perceived their future as being "under threat from an Abbott-led federal government".
Besides perceived needs, future e-health initiatives also need to consider what is perceived as 'new' among intended users.
The workers who undertook preventive actions at follow-up, were asked about how they perceived the (future) effect of their actions on their health and work ability.
So in a time when markets have no answers and spiraling pessimism feeds on itself, perceived future value is greatly discounted.
The perceived (future) effect of the intervention was measured by asking the workers how they rated the (future) effect of the preventive actions they had undertaken on their health status and work ability (0 10, 0 = no effect, 10 = large effect).
It argued it was important that students perceived future loan repayments "as both equitable and manageable".
These girls, she explains, plan motherhood as an alternative to a perceived future of unemployment.
