### representation | perception:

Auditory perception
* is the ability to interpret and understand what is heard.
* resists the direct pathway.

### representation | perception:

Background
* Inhaled and systemic glucocorticoids are effective in the treatment of asthma.
* affect life.
* are accompaniments
  - fields of primary colors
  - graphics that are tiled, or repeated, across the page
  - information
  - inheritances
  - noise
  - screens
  - the settings in which the cartoon characters are placed
  - views
* improve functions
  - kidney functions
* includes patterns.
* is heritage
* modeling constructs a reference image representing the background.
* often refers to naturally occurring or uncontaminated levels.
* provide ecological expertise

### representation | perception | background:

Background noise
* are also a major factor of stress.
* can cause problems for the traveling deaf or hearing impaired
  - make it harder for people of all ages to remember things
* fact of life for people with normal hearing or hearing difficulty.
* key element in noise pollution.
* particularly big issue in cars and public places where people use cell phones.

Background radiation
* comes from a variety of radioactive sources
  - three sources
  - primarily from the sun and naturally ocurring radioactive elements
* does exist.
* exists everywhere on earth.
* is that which is naturally and inevitably present in our environment.

Cultural background
* helps to determine one's attitudes toward death.
* is one of the primary sources of identity.
* major influence in how one perceives and reacts to pain.

Distorted perception
* explain impaired judgment.
* occur readily in the media.

Human perception
* All human perception is subject to the lived experience of everyday life.
* operates as an orderly system of progressively abstract bindings.
* remains at a level of a tenth of a second.

Light perception
* is the ability to merely distinguish between light and darkness.
* remains in the right eye.

Negative perception
* affect student performance.
* is woven into the fabric of our society.

Perception of risk
* Perceptions of risk are central to the future of food choice.
* can also change over time and with market conditions.

Public perception
* are a key barometer of governance.
* is important to consumer acceptance of pork products
  - often more powerful than reality
* make a big difference in how technology is accepted.
* play an important role in engineering ethics.

Right perception
* consists in seeing the true nature of every substances of the universe.
* is therefore essential for each mind, functioning correctly.

Risk perception
* is largely a product of familiarity, knowledge and sense of personal control.
* matter in predicting behavioral intentions.
* varies between boys and girls.

Sense perception
* becomes the source of knowledge and sense pleasure the goal of life.
* is the ultimate authority in empiricism.
* occurs by way of corpuscles passing from the object to the sense.

Time perception
* is integral to consciousness
  - the experience or awareness of the passage of time
* vary from culture to culture and individual to individual.

Visual perception
* are perceptions.
* is an active process
  - important role in geometry and upper division mathematics
  - essentially an ambiguity-solving process
  - posed as statistical inference
  - the product of complex interactions between multiple subdivisions of the brain
* plays an important role in the selection of an adequate verbal greeting.
* proceeds more slowly.

Pic
* are important in the event of a serious livestock disease outbreak
  - one of the primary ways for individuals to get job training services
* retains a DNA bank of individual animals born in our genetic nucleus herds.

Proportional representation
* are representations.
* makes every vote count, regardless of where one lives.