perceived ability
perceived competence

Washington's perceived ability to pick and choose governments is limited to a very few places.

Some of these discrepancies were related to children's age, gender and perceived ability.

Clients are charged according to their perceived ability to pay, with white customers paying more than black ones.

This is true no matter the individual's or the ethnic group's perceived ability to "handle alcohol".

Student groups change throughout the year based on assessed performance and not on teacher perceived ability.

She claims that photography's perceived ability to give information results in the bureaucratic organization of modern states.

The important thing is the perceived ability of the United States to make a decision."

It streams students by perceived ability after 7th grade.

Follower characteristics are the locus of control, experience, and perceived ability.

What we might be seeing is that women need to work on their confidence and their perceived abilities.

For the Psychology data, perceived ability was the most significant predictor, followed by perception of a mastery climate.

The credibility of a force structure depends upon the perceived ability to execute the tasks called for by the strategy.

Lily flowers and bulbs are eaten especially in the summer, for their perceived ability to reduce internal heat.

Essentially, this implies that a person's status attainment can only be limited by one's own "perceived ability".

This study (as well as others) provides a strong base for a positive correlation between perceived ability and career choice.

In grammar schools pupils were taught in different classes according to their perceived ability.

It is likely due to their operationalisation of perceived ability that this distinction has not been able to be drawn in previous work.

In elementary school, students may be assigned to self-contained classrooms on the basis of achievement or perceived ability.

Influences on achievement: Goals, perceived ability, and cognitive engagement.

Reward - perceived ability to provide valued rewards.

Finally, recovery self-efficacy beliefs reflect the individuals perceived ability to recover from any relapse.

The reference to his growing up had to do with his perceived ability to place the good of the team above the purely self-engrossed.

The role of perceived ability and belief as correlates of anomalous experiences.

Because we had sat the 11-plus exams, we were all immediately streamed according to our perceived abilities, which was bad news for me.

For too long dentists have had to endure high prices for no other reason than the perceived ability of the dentist to pay.