In Silvennoinen et al. (2002), clear-felling was perceived to decrease scenic beauty "very much" when the effect of different cuttings were evaluated using a verbal scale ranging from "worsens very much" to "improves very much".
17, 18 As patients perceive symptom severity to decrease the better they perceive their well-being or general health which in turn results in higher satisfaction in treatment.
It takes only one piece of information to increase the perceived risk associated with a predator, but it takes many successive and consistent pieces of information to decrease the perceived risk associated with a predator (Ferrari and Chivers 2006, 2009b).
The continuing partnerships that many of the HBC Us are creating with corporate America, study abroad programs, and STEM programs are also helping to decrease the perceived inequality of learning.
(#7) Women tried to decrease the perceived risk to the fetus by taking as low an antidepressant dose as possible.
This may help to decrease the perceived workload of several stakeholders and may be necessary to fulfil the resource constraints.
In light of those results, Szűcs and Soltész (2010), in an arithmetic verification task, decreased the proportion of correct trials to 40% in order to decrease the perceived subjective probability.
GTA professional development should focus on keeping the positive aspects of GTA instructors (such as relatable, engaging, and approachable) while finding ways to decrease the perceived nervousness, uncertainty, and hesitancy of GTAs.
In the service domain, where customers are in many cases tightly integrated in an organization's processes, the mere reduction of process variants may be enough to decrease the customers' perceived individuality even if the output itself is not standardized.
Patients' perceived ability to decrease or control pain (Rosenstiel and Keefe, 1983) was measured in two trials (Arathuzik, 1994).
