Students' self-reported level of challenge also tended to align with other measures that the survey tracks: the complexity of tasks students are asked to complete, the strategies they use to study, how they approach learning, and their perception of the clarity of teaching.
In other words, Koreans' higher perception of message clarity in response to the concrete (vs. abstract) message did not lead to attitude toward the company.
Clarity of perception, clarity of thinking, clarity of language, clarity of behavior in the face of -- often -- the terrifyingly unclear?
items on learning objectives are used to measure perceptions of role clarity and perceptions of teaching (Rotem et al. 1995 ; Roff et al. 1997 ).
Research has shown that young people with intellectual disability who participate in open employment experience greater perceptions of job clarity and are provided more opportunities for socialization than those participating in day recreation programs or sheltered employment [ 44, 45].
As one reads, one lives in a growing mind trying to put pieces of identity together into a whole, pieces which, in the absence of a coherent family, are made up of sensory perceptions, apercus, moments of clarity.
To speak precisely, nothing truly existed except monads, and monads were souls, or spiritual beings: all had perceptions, although these varied enormously in degree of clarity (the perceptions of the monads constituting what is commonly called a stone were singularly faint).
The financial overhaul law still has issues of clarity and public perception, according to some business leaders.
In this, another brief history of time, but now on its perception, as opposed to physics, Wittmann takes us through the brain science of time perception with clarity and insight.
There was marked individual variation and a lack of clarity in GP perceptions whether and where to refer with the symptoms they observed.
