Sentence examples for perception of appeal from inspiring English sources

We also find that the perception of appeal by players of a video game in the context of this study can be predicted from a linear combination of the same players' perceptions of hedonic attributes and usability.

Finally, we can also surmise that the time a player has spent on a game does not significantly change the player's perception of appeal of the game, as both game played and type of game do not significantly contribute to the linear model produced by the multiple correlation (see the β column in Figure 4).

Among males, the difference between the branded and both plain conditions was significant for perceptions of appeal.

The overall study examined the influence of tobacco package shape and size and product configuration on consumer perceptions of appeal and health risks for cigarettes and smokeless tobacco products (Bansal-Travers et al., unpublished).

More specifically, the aim was to examine the impact of colour variations, imagery and brand descriptors on perceptions of appeal, taste, health risks and ease of quitting, the effect of removing these elements (ie, plain packaging) on the same variables, and individual differences in perceptions of packaging.

Specifically, this study examined the effect of color variations, imagery, and brand descriptors, as well as the removal of these elements (i.e., plain packaging) on perceptions of brand appeal, taste, health risk, smoothness, and smoker attributes.

The results indicate that the public perception of the aesthetic appeal of native gardens is fairly positive and that Melbournians have considerable interest in planting native species in residential gardens and that a large number would like wildlife in their yards.

Both, moreover, offer thoroughly teleological accounts of perception, which appeal to the plan of the "Author of our nature".

There are clearly differences here, and thinking through such differences enables one to appreciate just how crude some of the arguments are for theories of perception that appeal to 'sense-data'.

The naïve realist about phenomenal character instead claims that the right account of the phenomenal character of veridical perception should appeal to the idea that such experience relates to the mind-independent items perceived in a non-representational manner.

And that, in turn, depends on the perception of high quality and/or snob appeal to that brand.