This line of argument can be extended to the perception of intentions (of others or ourselves) necessary to explain sensory trajectories; particularly those produced by communicative behaviour.
Was the NHS Trust suffering from an overly shiny perception of technologists' intentions when it agreed to hand millions of people's medical records to an ad-targeting giant in exchange for a little free app development assistance and a few years' unpaid access to the resulting service?
However, the threat that rising powers pose to the existing world order depends on perceptions of their intentions as well as of their capabilities.
And just as a smart trial lawyer won't ask a question he or she doesn't already know the answer to (or a proficient writer won't let a participle dangle), it's important knowing in advance what the perceptions of your intentions are.
These relations require an extension of the 'professional gaze', where expertise now 'focuses on conduct itself and the cognitive and moral organization of perception, intention, action and evaluation' (Miller and Rose 2008, p. 106).
In the Charmides, Socrates gets Critias to agree to something stronger, namely, that many of these states — seeing, hearing, and other forms of perception, desire, intention, love, fear, and belief — must have an object other than themselves, even if they are sometimes self-directed; and he suggests that it would be odd if knowledge were not like this as well (167c-168a).
By "breaking down facets of the world around them," she states in a fancily written introduction to the show's catalog, the artists are exploring "the junction of intention and perception".
Attitude toward the behavior, subjective norm, and perception of behavioral control determine intention.
Finally, when explaining entrepreneurial intention, perception of skills, knowledge and experience which indicate whether the individual sees themselves as having the ability to create a new business or not exhibit differences towards those who haven't.
