Perception
Stages of Perception
Organizing & Impressions
Perceptual Barriers/Biases
MISCELLANEOUS
100

the process of experiencing the world around you and making sense out of what you experience (QQ)

perception

100

what are the three main stages of perception (in order-QQ)??

selecting, organizing, and interpreting

100

collections of perceptions about others that we maintain and use to interpret their behaviors

impression

100

a perceptual tendency which involves attributing a variety of positive attributes to someone simply because we like them (QQ)

halo effect

100

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200

occurs simply because our senses are in operation

Passive Perception

200

when we direct our attention to specific details and consequently ignore other pieces of information.

selective perception

200

filling in information that is not there based on our assumptions (QQ)

superimposing

200

a perceptual tendency that involves attributing a variety of negative qualities to people simply because we do not like them

horn effect 

200

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300

occurs when we are motivated to pay attention to particular information (QQ)

active perception

300

how we make sense out of stimuli by grouping and dividing information into time segments with beginnings and ends.

punctuation

300

the tendency to use a small set of traits to make inferences about other traits that a person may possess (QQ)

clustering

300

attending to information that confirms what you already believe, and therefore manage to find all the evidence you needed to support your expectations (QQ)

confirmation bias

300

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400

the process of observing and interpreting the behaviors of other people (QQ)

interpersonal perception

400

also called egocentric memory, occurs when we remember things we want to remember and forget or repress things that are unpleasant, uncomfortable, or unimportant to us (QQ)

selective recall

400

explains how we each have preconceived ideas about personality traits that come as a “package deal.” In other words, once we learn a few details about someone, we infer other traits that are clustered with the traits we observe

implicit personality theory

400

occurs when we believe that when things go right, it’s because of our own skills and good character, rather than partially caused by others or by the circumstance or by luck

self-serving bias

400

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MY BIRTHDAY

500

involves asking straight our if your interpretations are correct (QQ)

direct perception checking

500

The explanations we make about other people’s motives for their actions (QQ)

attribution

500

a term used to describe people who do not categorize others as easily or quickly as most people.

cognitive complexity

500

the tendency to underestimate the situational causes for another person’s negative behavior, and instead blame the individual (QQ)

fundamental attribution error

500

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