A final area of increasing philosophical investigation concerns the role of pleasure and pain in perception, something typically referred to as "affect".[5] The question is central to our full understanding of the richness and complexity of perceptual experience.
He announced that he was writing a book about the unreliability of perception — something about the gap between math and reality.
In the present study, respondents were asked to recall a remarkable incident in which, in their perception, something occurred during their medical care or treatment that they had not expected, or that they found unusual or inappropriate.
The whole press conference just led to the perception that something was indeed wrong with the iPhone 4 — the very message Apple was trying to counter with that very press conference.
It is easy to craft a story around the idea of "high-tech ceramic" or "space-age aluminum" or "advanced composites" – the language of new technologies always seems to build a perception of something new and something better.
Whether or not individuals seek medical attention is less dependent on the "objective" presence of symptoms than on their response to these, or to their general perception that something is wrong with them.
The email issue "continued to contribute to the perception that she has something to hide".
Let's focus on what people perceive to be the case and concentrate on adding to that a perception that something is being done about it.
It's fascinating to hear this perception, and something I can empathize with completely though not in relation to the place I was raised.
It's fascinating to hear this perception, and something I can empathise with completely – though not in relation to the place I was raised.
Some Republican strategists have begun to worry that Mr. Cheney's stance is contributing to perceptions that the White House has something to hide on the issue.
