The other perception metrics for the brand have taken a choppier course.
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Though individuals may of course beat the trend, there is also a generic valuation you can apply to commonly held titles, based on the mismatch between the self-perception and other-perception of the average senior executive in the role.
Here (and in other cities) perception has yet to catch up with reality, meaning most anglers don't fully understand they've got prime sportfishing waters right outside their offices.
He helped establish the Centre for Effective Philanthropy, which among other things produces donor perception reports based on confidential surveys of organisations that receive money from foundations.
The other data that skews my perception: Forbes has spawned quite a number of romances, including the late, great editor of the magazine, James Michaels, and his wife, Jean Briggs.
By forming their own networks and mentoring each other, they had changed the perception of Indian technologists.
The perception is that this other person has the power to make or break your financial life, depending on what they do.
Even though the leaking well was capped mid-July, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Texas (which saw significantly less oil on its shores than the other states) were hurt by the perception of the oil spill in the months that followed.
Other bullish signs included an increased balance in the perception of consumer credit demand and supply.
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One's cultural filters shape what one perceives the perception one forms of individuals on the other side of a cultural divide is influenced by what one expects to see.
In the early 1990s they had devised a way for businesses and other organizations to measure nonfinancial performance--customer perception, for example, or a company's ability to foster knowledge within its work force--and measure talent it wanted to keep or promote.
Just like with depression or any other mental health disorder, public (and media) perception still plays a big role.
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Several hundred pages are devoted to the neuroscience of perception, cognition, emotion, empathy and other aspects of social awareness.
Democrats know that whatever any additional returns show, they can highlight the details of tax breaks and other accounting maneuvers by the multimillionaire Romney to bolster the perception they seek to exploit that he represents society's fat cats.
Microsoft (nasdaq: MSFT - news - people ), all of which are more invested in other forms of online advertising, will suffer from the perception of search ads as the thriftiest form of marketing, says Sterling.
"The other thing that's stymieing Mitt Romney somewhat is the perception of the Republican Party, which has also suffered a little bit of a beating, " she said.
That belies the perception of Scotland - both inside Scotland and from other parts of the UK - that it's an outlier and an exception to most UK rules.
We can see why this is so by looking at social media, which perhaps more than any other tool enables people to reach others with the power of perception over reality.
One driver is a perception that the U.S. is doing better than other mature economies.
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They included "the complexity of the system, lack of knowledge of entitlement, a perception of being stigmatised by the receipt of benefit and physical or other difficulties in the processes of claiming".
"We have a perception that we won't get what we want from the other person, so we feel we need to keep asking in order to get it, " says Scott Wetzler, a psychologist and vice chairman of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Montefiore Medical Center in New York.
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The public perception of Azharuddin is not likely to be changed overnight by his casting aspersions on other cricketing stars.
Americans tend to seek adoptions abroad because of the perception that it's easier and that there are more children in need in other countries than in the United States.
Sure, we care about Jennifer, but we follow her life, and the life of other celebrities, mostly because they are now in our "friendship circle, " however illusory this perception is.
Other irritants in the Estrada-Ramos relationship abound - most of them having to do with the perception that Estrada is either undoing Ramos's legislative program or not taking his predecessor's initiatives to their logical conclusion.
Xinhua news agency, China Daily, Global Times and other state mouthpieces see Apple boss Tim Cook's apology for any misunderstandings that had led to the perception that Apple's attitude was arrogant in its dealings with Chinese consumers as better late than never and call for an end to "double standards" and privileges for foreign companies in China.
The perception is not that he's being falsely accused, but that he is being treated differently than other alleged offenders because of his race.
The other big message is about the marketing and international branding of Wales and in one line it says there is a perception of Wales being closed for business and that's a damning assessment.
Other notable speakers include Dean Karlan of Yale and President of Innovations for Poverty Action, who reflected on how the perception of microfinance has gone from being a poverty panacea to a far humbler expectation of helping the poor cope.
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