Perception is defined as our recognition and interpretation of sensory information, including how we respond. We perceive by taking in sensory data to interact with our environment, making the information meaningful. For example, when we see words, we perceive them as single meaningful units despite them being made up of individual letters. Our perceptions are influenced by characteristics of the perceiver like attitudes, motives and experience, characteristics of the target like novelty and size, and characteristics of the context or situation.
Perception is defined as our recognition and interpretation of sensory information, including how we respond. We perceive by taking in sensory data to interact with our environment, making the information meaningful. For example, when we see words, we perceive them as single meaningful units despite them being made up of individual letters. Our perceptions are influenced by characteristics of the perceiver like attitudes, motives and experience, characteristics of the target like novelty and size, and characteristics of the context or situation.
Perception is defined as our recognition and interpretation of sensory information, including how we respond. We perceive by taking in sensory data to interact with our environment, making the information meaningful. For example, when we see words, we perceive them as single meaningful units despite them being made up of individual letters. Our perceptions are influenced by characteristics of the perceiver like attitudes, motives and experience, characteristics of the target like novelty and size, and characteristics of the context or situation.
recognition and interpretation of sensory information.
It also includes how we respond to the
information. We can think of perception as a process where we take in sensory information in order to interact with our environment. Perception allows us to take the sensory information in and make it into something meaningful. For example , Let’s look at our perception of words. Each letter of the alphabet is in itself a singular letter. When we perceive words, we think of them as one singular unit that is made up of letters into words that we are able to make something meaningful. That is , we perceive an entire word, and this word has a meaning. What we see ? Factor influencing perception
A. Characteristics of the perceiver
Attitudes Motives Interest Self-concept Experience B. Characteristics of the target
The characteristic in the target that is being
observed can affect what is perceived. Novelty Motion Sound Size B . Characteristics of the situation or context within which the perception takes place
The situation in which the interaction between the
perceiver and the target takes place has an influence on the perceiver’s impression of the target .