With only subjective information to go on from both sides (which is usually the case), any discussion regarding real or perceived job search bias quickly breaks down into a "he said, she said" argument.
Later, when Rabbi Berman laments that, "these days, the search is not perceived as a search for God's will; rather, it is a search for self-improvement or gratification," one sees clearly the trajectory of the story she's written.
Further investigation is needed around unresolved issues such as: The influence of working conditions (stress, flexibility, outcontracting) on user's satisfaction (perceived quality), searching for evidence of quality diminution resulting from changing the working conditions in settings other than hospitals and nursing staff.
45.7% of physicians perceived their searching skills as good to perfect while roughly the same percentage could not formulate a PICO question (51.4% had none to a little knowledge), were not familiar with MeSH terms (42.9%), and could not use methodological filters (46.7%), etc.
From their observations, they developed four new feature designs to address these findings and help users have a better user experience in order to increase satisfaction and the perceived trustworthiness of search results.
When a problem object is identified, problem solving can be perceived as a search process in the memory space for finding a relationship between a set of solution goals and a set of alternative paths.
The control beliefs explained 95% (R 2 = .95) of the variance in perceived control to search for NIP information.
The normative beliefs explained 85% (R 2 = .85) of the variance in perceived norm to search for NIP information.
However, the polarity of these effects were both reversed when searching remembered objects, relative to searching perceived objects, implying that feature-based selection in memory and perception might not proceed via identical mechanisms.
A survey of health sciences faculty affiliated with the University of California identified acupuncture among the major focus areas of literature searches they performed; yet, half the respondents perceived their CAM searches as being only partially successful [ 7].
For a customer, the perceived benefit of searching for a better solution may not be the same as the actual benefit, particularly in markets with little recent innovation.
