Sentence examples for technology perceptions from inspiring English sources

In this study, we argue that objective technological characteristics do indeed influence organizational attractiveness perceptions by making technology perceptions more positive.

Bootstrapped indirect effects results from 354 role-playing job seekers show that both objective technological characteristics and usability expectations relate to attractiveness perceptions indirectly through post-use technology perceptions.

However, few studies acknowledge the role of pre-use cognitions on post-use technology perceptions and recruitment outcomes.

No EM system currently fully supports the WHO 5 Moments, and whilst HP are open to technology, perceptions regarding use still exist and require addressing if EM systems are to be considered alternatives to direct observation.

An online survey to identify producer precision dairy farming technology perception was distributed in March 2013 through web links sent to dairy producers through written publications and e-mail.

The purpose of this research is to explore information and technology perception of business major freshman and sophomore undergraduate students at an AACSB accredited business school.

The purpose of this report was to synthesize the knowledge about older drivers and advanced in-vehicle technologies, focusing on three areas: use (how older drivers use these technologies), perception (what they think about the technologies), and outcomes (the safety and/or comfort benefits of the technologies).

While the acquisition spree of 1998-99 filled huge holes in the company's data networking product line, the current marketing blitz is meant to overcome Alcatel's deficiency in an area that may be more important than technology: customer perceptions.

Using a series of simulated eruption/lahar events at Ruapehu volcano, New Zealand, as a context, a model of risk management that integrates warning system design and technology, risk perceptions and the human response is explored.

Third, many studies relied on one source to measure technological and engagement variables (single source bias), such as self-report data (i.e., reported usage of technology and perceptions of student engagement), which may have affected the validity of the results.

Review results are presented in two domains related to the research questions: the effectiveness of online technology, and perceptions of online technology.