"Perceptual data" refers to information or data that is collected through our senses, such as what we see, hear, taste, smell, and feel. It involves the perception of the world around us and the sensory experiences we have. Full definition
We discuss the clinical significance findings and implications of perceptual data from social validity surveys of each intervention component. (link.springer.com)
This is also a great way for educators to collect perceptual data and build trusting relationships with students. (edutopia.org)
In Denver, however, my union, the Denver Classroom Teachers Association, which represents approximately 4,500 teachers, and independent researchers commissioned jointly by the union and the Denver Public Schools, developed an extensive body of perceptual data that showed teachers as open - minded to changes in the ways they are paid. (educationnext.org)