PERCEPTION AND
PRINCIPLES OF PERCEPTION
Perception
- The process by which individuals connect to their environment.
- A complex physical and psychological process.
- A sense making process.
- To understand better.
- We don't see reality. We interpret.
Principles of perception
1.Figure- ground relationship
2.Grouping of stimuli in perceptional organisation
a)Proximity
b)Similarity
c)Continuity
d)Closure
e)Symmetry
Perceptual constancy
Types:
a)Shape and size
b)Brightness and colour
c)Perceptual constancy depends upon several factors like past experience, expectancy, habits, motivations, learning, imagination.
Perception distortions
- Stereotyping
- Halo effectss
- Selective perception
- Projection
I AM FORBES
PRINCIPLES OF PERCEPTION
Perception
- The process by which individuals connect to their environment.
- A complex physical and psychological process.
- A sense making process.
- To understand better.
- We don't see reality. We interpret.
Principles of perception
1.Figure- ground relationship
2.Grouping of stimuli in perceptional organisation
a)Proximity
b)Similarity
c)Continuity
d)Closure
e)Symmetry
Perceptual constancy
Types:
a)Shape and size
b)Brightness and colour
c)Perceptual constancy depends upon several factors like past experience, expectancy, habits, motivations, learning, imagination.
Perception distortions
- Stereotyping
- Halo effectss
- Selective perception
- Projection
I AM FORBES