Sentence examples for perceived perception from inspiring English sources

Contrary to our perceived perception of the 20th century as an age in which inequality was eroded, in real terms it was always on the rise.

First, although finite being is perceived, perception is limited to very few beings.

The manipulation for body posture was not consciously perceived: perception of the physical distance between oncologist and patient was equal for the BODY+ (M = 3.32, SD = 1.06) and the BODY− (M = 3.42, SD = 1.05; t = 0.73, n.s).s

For example, qualitative methodologies--focus groups, in-depth interviews--could provide valuable insight into underlying factors associated with access barriers and how these may or may not relate to perceived perceptions of health care providers' communication behaviors.

Mistrust stems from lack of confidence not only in healthcare professionals making a diagnosis but also in the structural barriers in the healthcare system such as the referral systems or perceived perceptions around a CFS diagnosis.

What perceives perceptions, or experiences experiences, or enacts actions, if not the self?

Three variables, learning performance, perceived cooperative perception and social flow were assessed.

However, the real challenge for nonprofits, according to the authors, is to understand that while warmth is an important attribute in terms of how they are perceived, the perception of competence is actually paramount when it comes to guiding action.

To provide an understanding of Chinese new mothers' breastfeeding behaviors and especially to explore the relationship between the mothers perceived family perception about breastfeeding and the new mothers' breastfeeding behaviors.

There were links with perceived public perception as well as with the general uncertainty surrounding the volcanic activity.

For as Dharmakīrti declares in the Ascertainment of Valid Cognition (PVin I, 55): "If ascertaining were not itself [directly] perceived, the perception of objects would not be established".