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When the brain perceives a threat — even a temporary one such as a stressful exam or a high-stakes competition — levels of the hormone adrenaline shoot up, setting off the “fight-or-flight” reaction.

When the brain perceives a threat — an angry family member, a stressful exam, a high-stakes competition — levels of a hormone shoot up.

With the perceived success of the Civic Center Plaza behind them and still needing more space long term for its workforce, the city started looking at the property only a few feet away.

Watch how you’re perceived, not how you perceive yourself—because in the end, you’re playing against those who are doing the perceiving, and their opinion, right or not, is the only one that matters when you craft your strategy.

Using social media analytics and social media listening, you’ll be able to see how your audience perceives your brand.

They say it's frightening how the real CIA is perceived to be as clueless as Archer Co.

The most dangerous attacks are those that undermine your perceived strength.

Apple customers, on the other hand, are used to paying premium for perceived quality.

In the spring of 1933, few perceived Nazism with the gravity he did.

In Colombia, it was perceived more like a coincidence or perhaps even an opportunistic play by the FARC.

As Felipe talked with him, he perceived even more clearly how bitter and unjust his mother had been to Alessandro.

She had wakened up in the night, and perceived with dreadful clearness that trouble lay in front of her.

Third: The mind acts on the perceived relations and finds relations among them.

Her young mistress got up and approached her, also growing pale, for she perceived that danger was at the door.

Looking through this hole, the king perceived an old man weeping, a man in mourning garb singing, and a nun or widow dancing.