Sentence examples for perceived pleasure from inspiring English sources

This positive surprise may cause consumers to experience greater perceived pleasure and perhaps even arousal.

Third and finally, we show that perceived pleasure is the only reaction that can directly influence both consumer satisfaction and return intentions.

Future studies should also look at what people say they expect will happen when they use cigarettes and alcohol together, or cigarettes and marijuana together, rather than just asking about perceived pleasure, the researchers said.

For NRT specifically, this balancing of the pros and cons extended beyond the financial cost of cigarettes versus cost of NRT to the perceived pleasure that the financial spend was likely to provide.

It's an entry into the way you think, what you've seen and know, the way you treat others, how you perceive pleasure.

This feels good because, Ahmad says, "in doing this, the drugs can also affect regions of the brain that control what we perceive as pleasure".

Filmmakers who perfect an identifiable one capture the depths of existence in its surfaces, perceiving the pleasure and the power that goes into aesthetic control and the pain and degradation that it conceals.

"A redesigned condom that overcomes inconvenience, fumbling or perceived loss of pleasure would be a powerful weapon in the fight against poverty".

Dr Papa Salif Sow, senior program officer on the HIV team at the foundation, said a "redesigned condom that overcomes inconvenience, fumbling or perceived loss of pleasure would be a powerful weapon in the fight against poverty".

Visual aesthetics has been shown to critically affect a variety of constructs such as perceived usability, satisfaction, and pleasure.

Given his gift for the visual portrayal of information, he gravitated to areas (like map drawing and geometry) where the problems, as he says, could be "perceived with ease and pleasure". Courses that emphasized the arrangement and classification of physical specimens--mineralogy, biology, and botany--especially appealed to him.