perception
Coverage of perception in the Nexus archive.
- Why Many People Delay Getting Hearing Aids — and What Experts Want Them to Know
The article sponsored by Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat Associates (CEENTA) discusses why many people delay getting hearing aids, highlighting common concerns like comfort, complexity, perceived aging, and denial. Experts address these misconceptions, emphasizing modern hearing aids are discreet, comfortable, and customizable, and early treatment can improve quality of life.
- Perception Exits Beta With Four Digital Asset Integrations
Perception, a real-time narrative intelligence platform for digital asset firms, has exited beta and announced integrations with BitGo, Swan, Relai, and Bitcoin Well. The platform addresses market intelligence challenges by aggregating data from over 1,000 curated sources to provide real-time insights for industry decision-making.
- America is losing a war it hasn’t even named yet
The article discusses an unnamed war America is losing, focusing on China's 'cognitive domain' concept where perception is treated as a battlefield. China formalizes this idea as a military strategy.
- Hiding in plain sight: Scientist reveals why you can't find your keys - even when they're right in front of you
A scientist has revealed why people often can't find their keys even when they're in plain sight. The reason is related to human perception and attention. This phenomenon is being studied by scientists to understand human behavior.
- Stolen chips really do taste better! French fries are rated as crispier, saltier and more delicious when they're taken from another person's portion, study finds
A study found that French fries taken from another person's portion are perceived as crispier, saltier, and more delicious. This phenomenon highlights how social dynamics influence food perception and enjoyment.