On taxes, for example, people willingly pay their fair share, Mr. Gintis says, until they perceive that some businesses or individuals do not and that the Internal Revenue Service fails to prosecute them.
Faculty members should not think "I can't ask the clinical educator because they are too busy", or "I should wait until they perceive a need of the students".
(GP24/F/5) By and large they are a waste of time, because all the research shows, that I'm aware of, is that patients, I call them patients, the population, people do not change their living activities until they perceive a problem that requires them to change.
This understanding was subtly modified by Thoreau's mentor, Emerson, who agreed that the world was a manifestation of spirit — "Every natural fact is a symbol of some spiritual fact," he wrote — but believed natural facts had only a latent meaning until they were perceived by a human observer.
And until there are some consequences they perceive as detrimental, they're not going to be concerned".
As explained by the health belief model, few individuals take preventative action until they 1) perceive themselves susceptible, and 2) believe that the disease may potentially present serious consequences (16, 46).
Some libraries and schools banned her works, which the BBC had refused to broadcast from the 1930s until the 1950s because they were perceived to lack literary merit.
It made it easier for me to digest the sculpture of a series of young black men with their arms raised high, knowing they are perceived guilty until proven innocent, and sometimes not even then.
