In addition to possessing an internal perception of one's body, however, one is also affectively invested in one's body.
Yet, regarding a number of careers (most notably those that are technical in nature), an abundance of personal charm has an adverse effect on the perception of one's capability and intelligence.
The fear of dependency and the perception of one's personal identity within society on the part of older individuals make it possible to envisage medico-social interventions.
Perception of one's own teeth and impact of oral health on daily activities and on oral conditions is an important measurement of health, notwithstanding the fact that traditional measures have been based on objective variables [ 8].
So prior to executing the LOI is when the seller wants to create a competitive environment (or the perception of one) and have the prospective buyers compete on price and terms.
When the same objects are classified twice on a scale, differences in perception of one observer to another, or of the same observer at two successive times, lead to inter-rater and intra-rater variability.
Gaps in breast cancer knowledge, misunderstanding of related risk factors, and inaccurate perception of one's own risk may have a negative impact on screening behaviors for breast cancer.
Is it a higher-order perception of one's mind's operation, or is it a higher-order thought about one's mental activity?
We need to win the trust of people so that they do not have a perception of one group being favoured over another.
He said his firm's and his law partner's involvement in the deal presented no formal conflict, but it did create perhaps the perception of one.
Facing the civil rights charge in the trial that ended yesterday, Mr. Nelson's defense lawyers challenged a public perception of one of the pivotal Crown Heights events.
