Sentence examples for the perceived item from inspiring English sources

They provide a kind of hýle for "inner perception" and corresponding reflective judgements, but it is a very special kind of hýle: one that is a proper part of the "perceived" item and does not get conceptually "formed" in the course of perception (reflecting the fact that unlike spatio-temporal objects, lived experiences "do not adumbrate themselves"; cf. Husserliana, vol. III/1, p. 88).

The 'cognitive environment', here, is "the totality of conditions determining the encoding of a perceived item".

We analysed prior data from cross-sectional studies that developed disease-specific manual ability questionnaires in order to investigate the co-calibration of patient perceived item difficulty on a common metric.

In the case of enumeration, the subjects had to indicate the number of perceived items by pressing the corresponding number on a keyboard immediately after target or mask offset.

This is consistent with findings from two other studies of a relationship between level of depressive symptomatology and stigma where the latter was evaluated with a measure comprising mixed personal and perceived items in one case [ 9] and primarily perceived items in the other [ 16].

The perceived health item asked how respondents perceived their health in comparison with other people of the same age (grades as: not as good as others; as good as others; better than others) [ 4, 18].

The perceived discrimination items had an internal consistency of 0.89.

Factor analysis showed 2 moderately correlated factors among the perceived vulnerability items, which accounted for nearly 30% of the variance.

The measure also displayed some construct validity as women who scored higher on the perceived reality items were more likely to return to the same ward in the future.

Given that the mitigation variable measured support for government action in a general sense (not specific to agriculture), and that the perceived risk items were specific to agriculture, this result is perhaps not surprising.

Of the remaining 11 items, five were related to GP knowledge about patient work factors: the workplace (item no. 15), the work tasks (item no. 16), and the perceived stressors at work (items no. 17 19).