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PERCEPTIONName Ishan Narayan Alwal

Batch C1

Subject PERSONALITY

DEVELOPMENT

Centre Name Ghatkopar

Assessor Name POONAM SHETTY


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When youchange

the way you look

at things, thethings you look

changes.


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o A process by which individuals organize and

interpret their sensory impressions in order to

give meaning to their environment.

o The world as it is perceived is the world that is

behaviorally important.o Perceptions vary from person to person.

Different people perceive different thingsabout the same situation. But more than

that, we assign different meanings to whatwe perceive.

What is Perception?


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o What is Perception?n How we view and interpret the events

and situations in the world about us.Perceptions are based on beliefs,

assumptions, values and conditioning

o Why is it Important?n

Because peoples behavior is based ontheir perception of what reality is, not

on reality itself. One might changeone's perspective or simply make

things mean something else.

Perception


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Wavy Squares? No!The background of concentric circlesmakes the squares appear distorted.



Attribution Theory: Judging Others

Our perception and judgment of others issignificantly influenced by our assumptions ofthe other persons internal state.

When individuals observe behavior, they attempt todetermine whether it is internally or externally caused.

Internal causes are under that persons control External causes are not person forced to act in that way

Causation judged through:Distinctiveness -Shows different behaviors in differentsituations.

Consensus - Response is the same as others to samesituation.

Consistency - Responds in the same way over time.



Sensory receptors receive information from the environment,

which is then combined with previously stored informationabout the world which we have built up as a result ofexperience.

For example:

Human beings may differ because of their differences &uniqueness. People often see the same situation/ phenomenondifferently within the organization & outside the organization.

For example:

when there is an accident in the factory, the supervisor maytreat it as the carelessness of worker while the worker maytreat it as lack of adequate provision of security measures..

EXAMPLE



Selective Perception :People selectively interpret what they see on the basis of

their interests, background, experience and attitudes.

Halo Effect :Drawing a general impressions about an individual on the

basis of a single characteristics.

Contrast Effect :Evaluation of a persons characteristics that are affected by

comparisons with other people recently encountered who rank

higher or lower on the same characteristics.

PerceptUAL PROCESS


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As we say, The meaning of something willchange when you look at it differently.

You can look at anything differently and itwill have a different meaning.

There is no fixed meaning to anything.

You can always change perspectives andchange meanings.

Why not change them to what you preferthem to be?



Keep an open mindat all times and

remember that apoint of view isalways valuable toeach individual.

There is no such thingas reality. There isonly your version ofit which is essentiallyyour perception.Remember that whatyou believe to be trueis only as true as yourworldly experience

and it doesnt go anyfurther than that.



sensation can be seeingsomething for the first time,

you are learning about it.perception is how we viewthings with our ownexperiences. such as if you

were to put your finger to thestove (don't do this) your senseswould send messages to yourbrain and you would learn thatthe stove is hot.

perception is the way weinterpret our sensations. suchas, if you see a car down the

road, your eyes see that it issmall, but your perception tells



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