| In other words, knowledge is always of a reality that exists independently of knowers and perceivers. |
| At issue is whether missionary perceptions of Indian women reveal more about the perceivers than the perceived. |
| I actually think in that moment we became, in some ways, different people, different journalists, different perceivers of the world. |
| Video-clips of instructors were used so that perceivers would have access to paralinguistic information, which is presumably important in altruist-detection. |
| All of the above may be aggregated across theoretically significant groups of perceivers. |
| It was predicted that altruists and non-altruists would still be differentiable to perceivers with respect to helpfulness. |
