"It triggers the perception that the companies are sitting on big profits and can lower their prices," said Drew Altman, president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonprofit research group.
Findings suggest that the mere appearance of the victim as more deviant triggers the perception of targets as more suitable, and provide support for social proximity as a suitability criterion.
In normal observers gazing at one's own face in the mirror for some minutes, at a low illumination level, triggers the perception of strange faces, a new perceptual illusion that has been named 'strange-face in the mirror'.
Concerning space perception the belt triggered the development of specific perceptions of spatial relations of self and objects.
Charles C. W. Cooke, writing in the National Review Online, stated that it was a grassroots effort, triggered by the perception that the two senators were not listening to the concerns of the public.
Behavioral analyses showed that for most of the PM tasks intention was self-initiated by the subjects rather than triggered by the perception of the targets.
Indeed, the difference between the number of "full PM loops" (including self-initiated intention, i.e. with intention maintenance before TD) and the number of "half PM loops" (when the intention was triggered by the perception of the target, i.e. without any intention maintenance before TD) was significant [t-test t(22) = 10.03, p<.0001].
The detailed post-experiment reports allowed us to split this phase into two distinct phases separated by target detection (TD), since for most of the PM tasks active intention was not triggered by the perception of the target but was self-initiated during the period preceding TD (Table S1, and Movie S1 for an example of each occurrence).
This response can be induced during pathogen invasion or via elicitor treatment such as that triggered by the perception of the flagellin peptide flg22.
This perception triggered the course of events that resulted in this (and other) cases.
