Also, the undergoing may be valued without any perception of meaning.
Geering explains that audience members with limited vision see Rationale's breakdancing performances and have their depth perception improved, meaning what may have looked like a television screen to a Visually Impaired viewer suddenly becomes live theatre.
A positive, moderate correlation was found in the Self-perception subscale, meaning boys have better self-perception than girls.> -wrap-foot> Correlation between gender and age, r = .001, p = .995.995
India ranks 85th on Transparency International's 2008 "corruption perceptions index," meaning at least 84 countries are seen as less corrupt, including Saudi Arabia, Ghana, Mexico and China.
24 We also refer to the concept of 'shared mind' that Epstein and Street used to indicate the ways in which 'perspectives can emerge through the sharing of thoughts, feelings, perceptions, meanings and intentions among 2 or more people'.
Thus the findings will enable insight into the social contexts that shape perceptions, meanings and experiences, complementing and extending those drawn from use of structured data collection methods and statistical analysis.
When the doing and undergoing are joined in perception they gain meaning.
In novels and in film, we have a little wriggle room in terms of how we perceive what is going on, and what we think it means; but in games, perception and meaning are subordinate to the act of taking the controller and actually doing.
It is expected, therefore, that the larger the factorial mean of each dimension of the construct, the greater the perception of meaning in work.
