If many of them do so, it could begin to shape a new perception of the freshman class as a group.
Still, though, it is possible that there are differences between the two groups with respect to how realistic their self-assessment is for example, due to cultural differences or to the degree of exposure to (native) English in everyday life, which might help to shape a more realistic self-perception.
Dynamic music is an option now for storytelling, and content creators need to realize the power of music as a tool to not only enhance the emotion in a story but to shape an audience's perception of every element of their experience, directing their gaze to the desired story arc, placing them in a time, location and aesthetic, and opening their eyes to the meaning in an often confusing experience.
This study presents the results of a laboratory experiment designed to: (1) examine the relative contribution of two factors that are believed to shape risk perception: probability that a loss will occur and the magnitude of the potential loss, and (2) explore the relative influence of risk perception and risk propensity on the decision of whether or not to continue a software development project.
Political science professor Adam Berinsky points to Trump's shifting use of the term "fake news" — to mean any news he does not like — as one example of a rhetorical strategy to shape public perception.
The film's answer to this question has done more to shape my perception of corporations than a lifetime of advertising and corporate propaganda.
The nannies nurture their employers' children and help to shape their perception of the world.
The Kremlin's propaganda outlets toil relentlessly to shape this perception for their captive domestic audiences.
This helps to shape the perception of people by seeing them past their skin color.
"It looks like he's trying to shape the perception the world has of him".
The opposition radio stations are the most recent arrivals on Syria's combative news media scene, where parties on both sides try to shape perceptions of a conflict that is conducted largely out of the public eye, because the violence and government restrictions severely limit journalistic access.
