We found that disease perception by farmers is very close to perception by international yam experts, as both have the same perception of the hierarchy of factors translating into disease.
Again, this is not to say that all EU members share the same perception of the bloc's democracy promotion priorities: Bossuyt (2016), for instance, shows that Poland's relative passivity in Central Asia is balanced by its active engagement in democracy promotion in the Eastern Partnership states.
This decision should be shared between the physician and patient, who may not share the same perceptions of acceptable risk.
More interestingly, when news articles are presented as a mere "student essay" the contradictory facts do not trigger the same perceptions of bias and hostility in the media.
We cannot assume that students in other cultures hold the same perceptions of quality of life.
The results of the t test for independent samples did not indicate any significant difference between the scores of physicians and the scores of nurses with regard to the safety climate (t=−1.5, p=0.1) and the perception of management (t=−1.6, p=0.1) subscales, showing the same perceptions of attitude.
In addition, as reported by Goldman et al. [28], teachers seem to have the same perception: "each of us have had enough development experience to believe strongly that we produced more higher quality production code in this environment than the old cubicle style of developing software".
Lumping all with a disability into the same perception, definition, and expectations of disability.
The fact that females were more likely to buy chips only from takeaway/fast food outlets may also be due to the same perception over the pricing of fast food.
Also, they shared the same perceptions regarding the importance of the four categories of criteria used in the current study that were ranked in the following order: inputs into the teaching/learning process, instructor teaching behavior: student engagement, instructor teaching strategies, and instructor helping behavior.
The findings of this study revealed no significant difference among the 'STA'SRPSRP', and 'LAPI' dimensions, suggesting that male and female teachers in Taiwan have the same perceptions regarding the use of e-textbooks in the classroom.
