Sentence examples for perception of agency from inspiring English sources

It was partly a perception of agency: locals found dignity in mining and milling, whereas nobody had had a choice in leaving Uravan.

The results regarding hypotheses 3 and 4 deliver a mixed picture: while anticipated outcome significantly effects the post hoc perception of agency, the effect of anticipated agency on the post hoc perception of outcomes remains not significant.

A previous study suggested that 60 sec of observation altered 10-month-old infants' perception of agency of a humanoid robot [16].

Consequently, it is possible that (especially in video gaming) the perception of agency is of higher importance than the perception of self-location.

We combined Elinor Ostrom's attention to the influence of institutions on resource exploitation, with political ecology's attention to perceptions of agency, and the contribution of justice and equity to measuring the success of institutions.

Students' perceptions of agency in the classroom are likely less based on external framing; their perception of having the most agency in the classroom will likely occur with weak internal framing, regardless if this is coupled with strong or weak external framing as they are often unaware of external factors.

Respondents' learning behaviour was influenced by appraising the impact of assessment, appraising their learning response, by their perceptions of agency and by contextual factors (Fig.  1).

Respondents' learning behaviour was influenced by: appraising the impact of assessment; appraising their learning response; their perceptions of agency; and contextual factors.

It remains unclear whether improvements in these patient reported outcomes are driven primarily by objective improvements in physical health, or by subjective improvements in perceptions of agency or control.

However, there may be a mismatch between perceptions of agency expressed in the focus group and the clinical importance of individual versus neighborhood effects: a recent air pollution study in Accra demonstrated that community biomass use had a stronger association with household air quality than a household's own fuel choice (64).

We measured perception of successful agency using Snyder et al.'s (1991) Agency subscale of the Hope Scale (e.g., Chang, 2003; Gallagher & Lopez, 2009), which consists of four items.