The document discusses perception, defining it as the organization and interpretation of sensory information to create a mental representation. It describes the perceptual process as involving exposure to stimuli, attention, and interpretation by the senses and mind. Finally, it outlines factors that can affect perception, such as physical characteristics, goals, self-concept, time constraints, and elements of threat.

1. Perception
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2. Over view
 Perception definition
 Perceptual process
 Factors That Affect Perception
 Summary
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3. Perception definition
•(perceptio) is the organization, and interpretation
of sensory information in order to fabricate a
mental representation
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4. Perception definition (2)
 Perception involves more than the reception
of stimuli from the five senses
 It also involves a person giving meaning to
sensations.
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5. Perceptual process
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6. Perceptual process
 It consists of :
• Exposure stimuli
•Attention sensor
• Interpretation* mind
 Stimulus :
• Visual
•Oral
•Kinesthetic
(*) Cognitive interpretation
Affective interpretation
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7. Practice you perceptual system
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8. Factors affecting perception
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9. Factors affecting perception
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10. Factors affecting perception
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11. Factors affecting perception
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12. Factors affecting perception
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13. Summary
Review
• Perception definition
• Perceptual process
Elements
Stimulus
• Factors That Affect Perception
Physical organism
Goals and values
Self-concept
Time and opportunity
Element of threat
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14. Summary
 definitions
• Perception
• Interpretation
• Stimuli
• Kinesthetic
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15. Summary
 conclusion
• All learning comes from perceptions, which are
directed to the brain by senses
• Instructor must avoid any actions* which may
inhibit or prevent the achievement of teaching
goals.
(*) factors affecting perception
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