Perception CS IW

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PERCEPTION

PRESENTED BY:-

Vinika Tyagi

Roll no. 56

Sec B


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Perception of something is the way that you

think about it or the impression you have of it.

Someone who has perception realizes or

notices things that are not obvious.

Perception is the recognition of things using

your senses, especially the sense of sight.


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COLOR

DEPTH

HAPTIC

SPEECH

AMODAL


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AMODAL PERCEPTION

Amodal perception is the term used to describe the

PERCEPTION of the whole of a physical structure

when only parts of it affect the sensory receptors.COLOR PERCEPTION

Color perception is a fascinating series of physical

and chemical reactions which allow some organisms to

see in color. The process of color perception is literallyall in the mind, with the eye containing the equipment

which responds to light so that the brain can process it.


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DEPTH PERCEPTION

Depth perception is the visual ability to perceive the

world in three dimensions (3D) and the distance of an

object.Depth sensation is the ability to move accurately, or to

respond consistently, based on the distances of objects

in an environment

HAPTIC PERCEPTIONHaptic perception is the process of recognizing objects

through touch


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SPEECH PERCEPTION

Speech perception is the process by which the

sounds of language are heard, interpreted and

understood


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Be Positive andAdd 7.5 Years to YourLife:Research shows that how you perceive aging affects howlong you will live. In a study of 660 people, those with more

positive perceptions of their own aging lived an average of7.5 years longer. This effect remained after other factors

such as age, gender, income, loneliness and health statuswere controlled.

Look Forward to Aging While You Are

Young:The study compared death rates of the 660 study

participants to their answers to a survey 23 years ago.Therefore, adjusting your perception of aging while you're

still young can have a tremendous effect on your lifeexpectancy


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Here is a brief list of the number of years that

each of these health factors are believed to

add:- low blood pressure: 4 years

low cholesterol readings: 4 years

healthy weight: 1-3 years not smoking: 14 years

regular exercise: 1-3 years


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In making effective decisions.

In understanding more accuratelythe behavior of another person

In making more accurateattributions and judgments aboutthe strengths and weaknesses of

others


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They se se a u ersta ,the e e ts, pe ple, a

thi s ar u the athe react.

Pe ple a e ecisi s base h w they percei e


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I a e f self

U ique ess

atte ti

Si plificati s

Or

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I a e f thers alue

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Past experie ce


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Uniqueness:What a es e iffere t fr thers?What a es the ther pers

iffere t fr e?

Image of self:H w I see yself?What I li e best a least ab ut yself?

Image of others:What yar stic (s) I use st t e aluate thers?

Past experience:What are the st i p rta t past experie ces that a e a

i pressie?

Emotions:How do I handle my emotions ? Openly, defensively?


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Learning:What are the important things I have learned? What are my belief

systems?

Values:Do I know what values I cherish? What possession, tangible or

intangible, would I surrender last?

Attention:What do I look for most when I meet a person for the first time?

Simplification or complication:Do I look to simple or complex explanations of people , events and

things?


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This is a famous picture. What does it look like to

you?


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Some people see a young lady looking away.Others see an old lady looking down.

Depending on how you look at it, part of thepicture might be the young woman's nose and

eyelash, or it might be a wart on the old woman'snose.

What is the young woman's ear ? might be the oldwoman's eye.

What is the young woman's necklace? might be theold woman's mouth.

The picture hasn't really changed. You justemphasize different parts of it and assign themdifferent meaning.


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Look at these two arrows. Which horizontal line is

the longest?


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They are exactly the same size.

However the top one looks longer than the

bottom one.

It is on optical illusion tricking us into

assigning a different meaning to what we see.

We fill in a lot of blanks with our minds.

If we have incomplete perceptions, which wepractically always do to a certain extent, our

minds fill in the rest.


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The ea i f s ethi will cha e whe y u

l at it iffere tly.

Y u ca l at a ythi iffere tly a it will

ha e a iffere t ea i .


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There is no fixed meaning to anything.

You can always change perspectives and change

meanings.

Why not change them to what you prefer them tobe?


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