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Table 2 Visitors' perceptions of what ToL represents Perception Frequency Percent Relationships between/among organisms, connections 38 38 Evolution 19 19 Diversity 7 7 Other 14 14 Don't know, not sure 21 21 Wrong answer (conservation, preserve ecosystem, nature) 3 3 Total 102 102aPercentsts add up to >100% due to rounding.

The limitation of this study was that it only represents perceptions of the VCHWs and HEWs.

Here, the size of the circle represents perceptions about the importance of ASHAs' different roles while the weight of the line signifies the levels of influence these roles are perceived to have in the community and by the ASHAs.

Furthermore, this lack of data may represent perception bias as healthcare workers are more likely to measure height and weight in extreme groups of BMI.

We recognise that the themes are generic and could represent perceptions towards other health conditions.

Regional data collected in an online survey might not represent perceptions of the general population in Germany.

Therefore, the item that was the most effective in discriminating individuals on the PANSS positive subscale was item P3, representing perceptions which are not generated by external stimuli.

Initially verbatim transcriptions of each focus group interviews were analysed thematically before themes were merged to represent perceptions for the whole data set.

However, caution must be used in interpreting these results as they represent perceptions rather than actual provision of recommended services by schools.

It was operationalized as a 4-item composite variable (Cronbach's α = 0.80) on a 4-point scale representing perceptions of being treated not at all fairly to completely fairly in public places.

As such, it is still an open question as to whether the perception of looming objects represents "amodal perception" across the auditory and visual modalities (Gordon & Rosenblum 2005; Rosenblum 2008).