31 The objects used for temporary contraception have their own potency to affect the body's functioning, the perceptions of which influence usage decisions (eg, whether, which, how long?).
Risk awareness contributed significantly to explain the pack choice for harmfulness, gender had an impact on the willingness to try, and age influenced the perceptions of which pack was easiest to quit.
"Price increases create the perception of scarcity, which pushes investors into new terrain," he said.
And while the actual details of league's shadiness aren't ever common; the perception of shadiness, which matters most, is.
In France and later in England, belief in Evil was reduced to the perception of evils, which were looked upon as institutional and therefore remediable.
Changing the perception of Eighth Avenue, which "had a lot of porn and a lot of 99-cents shops," will take some time, said Faith H. Consolo, chairman of the retail leasing and sales division of Prudential Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
Last month, Kevin Reilly, the president of NBC Entertainment, said: "Some of the best shows on TV start with the perception of controversy, which is usually not an issue if it's backed by quality.
But here science is bad at being scientific: the actual quality takes second place to the perception of quality, which is so strong that journal rank creates its own biosphere.
Mr. Gray said that Ylvis could be challenged by "the perception of novelty, which I suppose allows people to pass something off as silly, as opposed to being taken seriously as art".
