Sentence examples for perceptions study from inspiring English sources

Some firms have argued that the financial burden of due diligence reporting would reduce their profitability, but 35% of respondents in one EU public perceptions study said they would be prepared to pay more for such fairly-traded products.

To account for inter-individual differences in hunger/satiety perceptions Study 2 employed a within-participant design.

Two studies investigated the effects on students' perceptions (Study 1) and learning and motivation (Study 2) of different levels of feedback in mathematical problems.

Using within-subject design by comparing pre- and post-luxury perceptions, Study 2 finds luxury brand perceptions were significantly increased after watching vlog and increases were moderated by PSI with the vlogger.

In the 2012 Transparency International Corruption Perceptions study, which lists nations from least to most corrupt, Brazil ranked 69th, tied with Macedonia and South Africa.

The most common patient perceptions studied were confidence in their physician (n=12), satisfaction (n=9), professionalism (n=7), perceived competence (n=7), comfort (n=6) and knowledge (n=6).

Health education [ 96- 100], and related community perceptions studies were also themes of the social science research in dengue literature [ 101, 102].

An effective perception study that tests a range of self-reported attitudes about health, wellbeing and productivity in the workplace can create a more rounded picture.

It also provides learning opportunities, so somebody working in customer experience can learn about a brand-perception study.

The basic results of the visibility perception study are given.

An air quality–visibility perception study was carried out in southern California in July and August of 2002.