Sentence examples for respondent perceptions of from inspiring English sources

It was designed to assess respondent perceptions of the dynamic environmental conditions that currently exist in the post-Soviet city for future planning and development initiatives.

In fact, the significant outcomes and respondent perceptions of procedural justice suggest that police community relations and local public health are inextricably linked," reported the researchers.

Fifty-three Austouriststourists and 73 Sherpa evaluated 68 photographs that represented each landscape from which mean ratings, photo correlations and respondent perceptions of observed imagery were linked to a semantic differential scale.

Discrepancies between researcher and respondent perceptions of the meanings of items' statements can cause response bias for individual items across a sample (Lewise et al. 2005).

Respondent perceptions of barriers to CR participation are shown in Table  4.

Table  3 illustrates respondent perceptions of what was uninteresting about studying medicine.

We found large partisan gaps in survey respondents' perceptions of the reforms and their reactions to the information we presented.

The questionnaire focused on the respondents' perceptions of general traffic risks and the specific risks at 3 identified hazardous sites.

To develop a scale for assessing Respondents' Perceptions of Health Research Questionnaires (the REP-HQ Scale) and test this scale psychometrically.

The results showed no significant change in UK respondents' perceptions of the effectiveness or wastefulness of government aid spending between 2013 and 2016.

Or consider a widely publicized Gallup question: "Thinking about what is said in the news, in your view, is the seriousness of global warming generally exaggerated, generally correct or is it generally underestimated?" This question asked about respondents' perceptions of the news, not the respondents' perception of warming.