The document outlines causes for inaccurate perception, including defective senses, inadequate or overwhelming stimuli, and poor health. It describes concepts such as illusion, where misinterpretation occurs with existing stimuli, and hallucination, involving misinterpretation in the absence of stimuli. Factors influencing perception also include the functioning of sense organs, brain processes, and personal interest.

1. Causes for Inaccurate Perception

2. 1. Defective functioning of sense organs

3. 2. Inadequate Stimulus

4. 3. Too many stimuli at one time

5. 4. Poor Health

6. 5. Figure Merges in the background

7. 6. Guidance

9. 1. Sense Organ

10. 2. Brain

11. 3. Memory Image Of Past Experience

12. 4. Personal interest and Mind Set

13. 5. Needs and Desire

15. 1. Illusion –
It is a Wrong Perception
of sensory or actual
Stimulai With the present
of stimulai .
Ex. A Rope in the dark is
perceived as a snack.

16. 2. Hallucination–
It is a Misinterpretation of sensory Stimulai With
the Absent of stimulai .
Ex. Hear sounds or voices that nobody else hears.
See things that are not there like objects, shapes,
people or lights. Feel touch or movement in your
body that is not real .

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