Perception Basics

Perception Basics: Key Definitions and Stages in Perceptual Process

[VDkAy]

Goodluck on the assignment for OUM students 2021! Tgh pening jgk ni

[dianemillerteacher]

I like this video--it's an excellent complement to the materials I give my students on perception. Thank you for the perfectly edited subtitles.

[khanyahohlo]

Best video EVER! Thanks for the help and I love your examples.

[lildaya_]

i am communication student and this is the most clear explanation so far

[briansalzano]

You were on point; so much so I have to slow down the tempo :) Thanks for posting.

[moniqueowens]

You explained perception very well! Thanks!!

[shadoll]

Notes: for myself
Selection, organization, interpretation (memory, recall, response, negotiation)
Selective (Attention, perception, exposure, )
Feedack look model, systems archetypes (Motives, interests, needs - MIN) (PRICE - Physiological limitations, repetition, intensity, contrast, comparison, expectations)
(How many F's in the sentence exercise) (RIP - Role, , interaction, physiological)
(Organization, figure ground, RUBIN's face)
(Rule of categorization) (link, connect, closure) (Is closure linked to stereotyping ???) (Interpretation - identify, draw conclusions and evaluate) (KA SEEM - Knowledge. Assumptions, satisfaction, expectations, experience, moods/meaning) - (KA SEEM)

[alvaroakatico]

It just makes too much sense once our brains engage what you so brilliantly explained. You're earned a new subscriber, and I'm very picky and outspoken. I will share and hopefully others can become better communicators, I know I will. Hoping you will have a quiet weekend.

[puneetsandhu]

thank you for these videos! i'm enjoying learning from them! wishing you the best.

[liibaanverattimaslax]

iam very interested your examples thank U dear

[nebbialunabella]

What are the best job for person with high perceptions?

[tuanfirdaus]

open university malaysia brought me here.

[Sphepunk]

Wow thank you so much for this video, it is insightful!

[bricehutchison]

Not having any formal education I wasn’t taught how to or follow group think so my opinion is coming purely from observation
I fail to see in any of these videos the roles emotional state plays in filtering our brains ability to accept information even when it is clearly present
Are we supposed to walk around in a constant state of equilibrated emotion state and even if we are once we interpret the information the emotional filters eliminate already input information
Try telling some on an emotional charged state that they should change their feelings because they are not accepting all of the facts

[shadizareshahabadi]

by the way, thanks for this awesome video.

[shadizareshahabadi]

great video. Could you please mention the source of this video? Which book or article?

[bienaimeedwine]

I need to apply this video to the Titanic movie in the scene where Jack put Rose before himself. Can anyone help

[mentally_illest_radio]

Wonderful video although that last sentence completely detracts from what the rest of the video is about. "There is no truth only perception" wut? Theres still the object of perception. Theres still WHAT HAPPENED or what system of nature is in effect and then theres the perception of that occurrence as a separate objective event. So theres perception and then there really is the objective truth as the object of perception.

lauguage's and communications purpose is to communicate truth first and foremost not JUST for communication's sake alone.

[abedabubaker]

Best video EVER! Thanks for the help and I love your examples