Perception

Persson, Pontus B.; Hillmeister, Philipp; Persson, Anja Bondke

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“…As humans, we detect and process external stimuli through sensory perception. 1 Vision, scent, touch, sound, and taste, often in combination and/or simultaneously, help us interpret and adequately react to our environments. Sensory and perceptual alterations in humans occur on a wide spectrum, 2 ranging from physiological phenomena in response to everyday environmental 3 or hormonal 4 influences, to the aura symptoms in migraine patients, to severe, prolonged alterations that qualify as hallucinations.…”

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Color in physiology

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Bondke Persson

2024

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“…In this study, perceptions are understood as beliefs or opinions based on how things seem, typically used when studying public views (Persson et al, 2022). Further, we perceive perceptions as the processes of interpreting and organizing sensory information (stimuli) by individuals to produce understanding and experience of the world, closely linked to attitudes (see e.g., Pickens, 2005).…”

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Stakeholder perceptions of wood-based products in the built environment: a literature review

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Current global environmental challenges, such as climate change, set an urge to seek renewable lowemission alternatives to substitute fossil fuel-derived products while transitioning towards circular bioeconomy. Wood has proven to be a versatile renewable material that is able to substitute fossilbased materials. However, the market potential and uptake of wood-based products is also dependent on the preferences of consumers and other stakeholder groups. This paper presents a systematic literature review of studies examining stakeholder perceptions of wood-based products, which also resulted in the identification of research gaps and suggestions for future research directions. The results show that while there has been an adequate amount of research concerning perceptions of wood construction and wood products in the built environment especially in recent years, the perceptions of other wood-based products and emerging innovations, such as wood-based textiles and chemicals have previously been studied only marginally. The results show that relevant stakeholders can be divided into two major groups: professionals at different places in the forest products value chain and end-users. Stakeholders are interested in wood-based products in the built environment, seen as competitive to conventional non-wood alternatives. Wood-based products are seen as interesting and environmentally friendly, but also expensive and not easily available. Moreover, there is a lack of information regarding product characteristics. To improve the market share of especially new wood-based products, the focus needs to be on both product development as well as providing information, including information on the environmental performance, on different products.

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2023

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How the availability of information affects the responsibility of the researcher?As a forum for the publication of high-quality original research in Physiology and related disciplines, Acta Physiologica is, by its very nature, dedicated to the responsible advancement of scientific progress-and its communication. However, search terms such as "responsible research" entered into the journal homepage search field will retrieve 0 results. For a quick coffee break, let us sit back and consider for a moment concepts of scientific progress, its drivers, pitfalls and mechanisms of motivation and control.How are we, as authors, publishers and readers, implementing concepts of high-quality, responsible research and the dissemination of its results into our everyday actions?Epistemology distinguishes science "from other domains of human culture by its progressive nature". 1 Research theorists are working on the main questions defining scientific progress, or rather, scientific change; watching, dissecting and analyzing how it happens, in a strikingly similar manner to how other disciplines, such as the life sciences, investigate their subject matters. Does knowledge grow, for example, in spurts and stalls, or is it a continuous, cumulative process?Nisbet 2 famously argued that the latter view characterizes the Modern Age: Knowledge is driven by a gradual accumulation of data, facts or information, to which consecutive generations of researchers contribute. The famous philosophers of Enlightenment trusted the process to move mankind ever further toward discovering, ultimately, the truth. Thomas Kuhn, in the 1960s, coined the term "paradigm shifts," when he contradicted this view: periodic revolutions, in his opinion, characterized scientific progress, while truth is not objective, but a consensus, based on what is known at a given point in time. 3 Stop here for a second and imagine how simple yet important it is to communicate this: While knowledge gained in a responsible, reproducible process underlies all evidencebased decision-making, there is never "the truth" to be found, only consensus, which changes, and even more rapidly so whenever a lot of resources and efforts are invested, as was the case during the 2020/21 pandemic.

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Perception

Cited by 4 publications

References 23 publications

Color in physiology

Color in physiology

Stakeholder perceptions of wood-based products in the built environment: a literature review

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