The first subscale, inhibitory control, included five items capturing the perceived inability of the child to delay gratification and control his or her frustrations (e.g. '[CHILD] has trouble controlling his/her impulses').
The analysis revealed that mothers in the latter group differed in their feelings about the donor's 'absence', such that for some, the perceived inability to make the donor 'present' was a source of difficulty and anxiety, and for others, it was not.
Previous findings indicate that women with PCOS feel 'freakish', 'abnormal', and not 'proper' women [ 11, 12], reflecting the perceived inability to conform to the socially prescribed characteristics of femininity.
Their refusal to take part in the FGD was because infertility was widely perceived to be the inability of women to bear children and therefore a female issue.
Hundreds of people have been injured in three days of protests over high unemployment and the perceived inability of politicians to improve the situation.
Another concern noted in the IARC summary (IARC 1999) was the perceived inability to distinguish a possible confounding effect of the contaminants, particularly polychlorinated dibenzo- p-dioxins (PCDDs), within chlorophenols.
The Palestinian leader is under pressure, both from his Islamist rival Hamas and inside his own Fatah movement, over concessions to the US and Israel and the perceived inability of his leadership to deliver tangible progress towards Palestinian national goals of an end to Israeli occupation, statehood and the return of Palestinian refugees.
Second, reflexive saccades and smooth pursuit occur when a tracking object is presented in the blind visual field, despite the perceived inability to see it.
Among the insights here is that the disorder reflects not an inability to perceive the world, but a sensitivity to it — through heightened hearing, say — often resulting in the faulty processing of simultaneous information.
This preference was not because of an inability to perceive the local constituents of the stimulus, since both fish trained with consistent and fish trained with inconsistent figures showed a clear capacity to discriminate between single-element shapes.
