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By
P.Uma maheswari
Department of maths
Psychological process in which the sensory
inputs received from the sense organs are
processes , organized and interpreted based
on the past experiences of the organism so
that the nature of the stimuli are
meaningfully understood
Perception=sensation & meaningful
interpretation
There are several factors that may affect the
students ability to perceive they are
Basic needs
Time and opportunity
Goals and values
Elements of threat
Self concept
insight
Gardner Murphy speaks of the four factors of
perception
sensations
Our previous
experiences
Nervous structure
Mental set at the time of experiencing
sensations
Without perception , imagery and
imagination are not possible.
Related to attending and observing.
Perceive only those stimuli that we attend to
Helps to understand the different objects
and events in our environment and learn to
adapt our reactions , towards them.
Process of selection is involved
Perception is largely determined by our past
experiences
Process of integration takes place in
perception
On seeing a man riding a cycle, we do not
perceive the cycle and the rider separately
The mental act of ‘organizing’ takes place
during perception as per the law of pragnanz
Similarly the 12 parallel lines drawn below
are perceived by us as four groups of 3 lines
each.
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Wertheimer stated this law as “other things
being equal , the stimuli that are similar ,
will have greater tendency to be grouped as
a single unit”
Closed or completed figures are more stable
than incomplete figures or unclosed figures.
Our minds fills up the gaps if any and
perceive the object as whole and complete.
Organization on perception appears to be
going infinitely in the same direction
Tendency for factors to give direction ,
movement and continuation.
That is why the following series of dots
………………………….. Appear to be in a straight
line.
Arises either because of the ambiguous
qualities of what is perceived or the state of
the perceiving person or both