Sentences with phrase «psychological perception»

One thing blocking awareness of the severity climate problem is therefore possibly psychological perception of this sort, as well as political ideologies, and vested interests.

As psychological perceptions go, this had to give the DiNapoli camp some kind of boost in its watchdog role.

Continuing his exploration of the anthropomorphic qualities of the sausage - like form, Wurm challenges the viewer's ingrained psychological perceptions of a recognizable object.

These include the physical properties of materials (weight, density, etc.), the visual and psychological perception of the spectator in concrete rather than abstract terms of these phenomena, -LSB-...]

Still, we recognize the psychological perception that Fed easing somehow puts a «floor» under stocks — however contradictory that perception is with history, and even with the 2000 - 2002 and 2007 - 2009 plunges.

This may help with the psychological perception of getting «free» travel.

This is a psychological perception issue, but it's broadly true of humanity.

Much more important are psychological perceptions.

Emphasising the psychological perception that would allow Neel (1900 - 1984) to produce some of the most striking and resonant portraits of the twentieth century, the exhibition offers candid observations of sexuality, family, childhood, pain and poverty.

Using the visual language of cinema, her work has the powerful effect of dramatizing a psychological perception of space and time for the viewer.

In Walker's words, the series is «an investigation of photographic chemistry, psychological perceptions, and ideas of duplication, mimicry, and the multiple.»

His Roden Crater, located in a dormant volcanic cinder cone in the Painted Desert region of Northern Arizona, is the culmination of his research in the field of visual and psychological perception.

He is interested in the psychological dimensions of its function, the familiarity of its aesthetics and also the fact that it is an actual archetypical plan of the psychological perception of our relation with time and place in the Western World.

Believing that art can impart change, Althamer reimagines reality in an attempt to subtly provoke the social, political, and psychological perceptions.

This is a psychological perception issue, but it's broadly true of humanity.