1) Perception are the foundation for our
understanding of the world. Humans tend to form
whole perceptions from partial images. This is part of the human's natural
ability to quickly interpret limited information.
Perception is an
active mental restoration of the real world that surrounds us. As a result, our
brain take to pieces what appears in our eyes into some kind of information
that match up in the final analysis to a sort of emblematic representation of
the outside world.
What we perceive
really depends our cognitive decisions and conclusions. The brain usually makes
these on its own without us having to bother. In doing so, it uses previously
collected knowledge, experience, expectations, and prejudices. Once the brain has learned something, it is
often no longer especially bothered about the actual realities.
Perception is the interpretation,
the meaning you give to what you see, what you hear and others. It is one’s
personal experience of the world and therefore grew accustomed to it.
Due to this personal experience, individual
react to new events with reference to ‘their world’ and they filter all new experiences
through it. Put another way, a man project ‘his world’ onto new events to make
sense of them. If something does not fit ‘his world’, he often simply discards
it.
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