This document discusses perception and its role in individual behavior. It defines perception as the process of understanding objects or events, which differs between individuals based on their expectations, needs, and background. Perception is influenced by both internal factors in the perceiver, like attitudes and motives, and external factors in the target and situation. The perceptual process involves environmental stimuli being selected, organized, and interpreted. This process can be affected by factors in the perceiver, target, and situation. Finally, the document discusses specific applications of perception in organizational contexts like employment interviews, performance expectations, and employee effort.
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This contains the notes on Perception In organisation Behavior.
it covers details about following points:-
1. Introduction
2. Nature
3. Process
4. Importance
5. Factors Influencing Perception
{Perception is the process of receiving information about and making sense of the world around us. It involves deciding which information to notice, how to categories this information and how to interpret it within the framework of existing knowledge.
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This contains the notes on Perception In organisation Behavior.
it covers details about following points:-
1. Introduction
2. Nature
3. Process
4. Importance
5. Factors Influencing Perception
{Perception is the process of receiving information about and making sense of the world around us. It involves deciding which information to notice, how to categories this information and how to interpret it within the framework of existing knowledge.
For e.g. – Yami goes to a restaurant and likes their customer service, so she will perceive that it is a good place to hang out and will recommend it to her friends, who may or may not like it. Yami’s perception about the restaurant is good.
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this presentation is on Perception- individual behavior
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Introduction of Perception
Nature of Perception
Process of Perception
Importance of Perception
Factors Influencing Perception
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Perception
1. Perception
Concept
Perception play very important role in
determination of individual behaviour. It is
simply the process or way to understand
about any object or event. It differs with
individuals. How people ‘see’ things , is
perception. Perception depends
expectation , needs and background as
well.
2. More clearly , we can say that perception is a
process (cognitive process); it is the base of
every individual’s behaviour ; it differs from
person to person and it does not based on
reality. It plays on crucial part in organizational
life.
3. Perceptual Process(Model)
Perception can be understand as process. It has
input processes and output. According to
perceptual output , the people show their
behaviour. It can be learned by the by the
following process.
5. Environmental Stimuli
Perceptual process starts from environmental
stimuli (input) ; environmental stimuli is concern
with five sense of organs i.e. skin , eye ,ear ,
nose and tongue. And they come to us in the
form of feeling , seeing , hearing , smelling and
tasting.
6. Selection
At this stage , an individual gives selective
attention to the information receive from the
environment. Many internal and external factor
such as light , movement , size , loud , noise ,
learning , etc affects perceptual selectivity. This
stage is also known as filtering information.
7. Organization
In this stage the individual process and classifies
the available information in a logical manner.
This stage is also known as ‘we group’ selected
information
Interpretation :- Finally , the individual
assigns the meaning to the stimuli to make
sense of them. It is highly judgemental. In real
life it may be influenced by many factor. They
are known as perceptual errors.
8. Factors affecting Perception
Perception
1. Factors in the
perceiver
• Attitude
• Motives
• Interest
• Experience
• Expectation
3. Factors in the
situation
• Time
• Work setting
• Social setting
2. Factors in the target
• Novelty
• Size
• Background
• Motion
• Sound
9. 1. Factors in the perceiver
People are unique in nature and differ with each
other in terms of perceptual activity. Several
characteristics of perceiver such as Motives ,
Interest , attitude , experience , emotion and
expectation can affect perception.
10. a.Attitudes
-It is the sum total belief & way of looking at
things. It has 3 components : cognitive , feeling
and behavior
b. Motives
-It refers to internal state that is goal directed.
Motives and needs highly influence emotion.
11. c. Interest
-Mental focus that causes us to give more
attention to certain aspects in environment
neglecting others. People give more attention to
things that interest them.
d. Past Experience
-Influences the way people perceive the world. It
shapes our attention, behavior, interest and belief
system.
12. e. Expectations
It is the estimation of the perceiver. For example
if regularly a particular subject teacher gets
changed and each teacher is very strict then
students expect a new teacher related to that
particular subject will also be strict.
f. Emotion
It is the strong feeling towards someone or
something. The emotion of the perceiver at
particular time affects his perception at that time.
For e.g. if a person is angry then minor things
may irritate him or her
13. 2. Factors in the target
Target can also affect or influence our perception.
They are outside the people but within the things
that an individual is trying to perceive. They are
the factors which are within the things to be
perceived such as ; physical appearance , Novelty ,
Size , Background , Motion , Sound etc.
14. a .Physical Appearance
Physically attractive people are readily perceived
and also positive feelings and responses are
received . Physically unattractive are usually
negatively responded.
b. size
Bigger targets are more noticeable than smaller
ones .for eg: a tall building over a shorter one.
15. c. Motion
Objects in motion are readily perceived. For
example a jumping cat over a sleeping one.
d. Sound
Louder sounds are more easily perceived than
low pitch sound . that is why loud and noisy
people are easily noticed in a group.
16. e. Novelty
New , unique and distinct characteristics are
easily perceived as they attract our attention
easily . that is why fashion designers try to bring
novelty in their designs.
17. 3. Factors in the situation
Beyond above two categories of factors
situational factors also influence perception of a
person. They are outside the person and
environment or situational in nature. It means ,
the same object may be perceived in one
situation but not in another situation. Such as ,
time , work setting and social setting.
18. a.Time
Time also affects the way we perceive the things.
For e.g. the way we perceive the phone call in
day time and at mid-night.
b. Work Setting
Co-operative , hospitable and friendly and team
spirit having group of management are positive .
19. c. Social Setting
Each society has its own norms, values , ethics
and culture. Anything that deviates from social
norms can be easily noticed. for eg: in rural areas
,wearing of pants are easily noticed.
20. Specific Application of
Perception in Organization
Perception is highly used in an organization.
When manager and subordinate talk they are
evaluating each other. In many cases the
judgements have important values in the
organization. Some of the important
applications of perception in organization are:-
21. Application of perception in
‘employment interview’
Employment interview is the process that
determines who is hired and who is rejected.
Basically the interviewers develops the
perpetual judgements(positive or negative)
based on interviewees personality , knowledge ,
and behaviour. It is said that the first impression
is last impression.
22. Application of perception in
‘performance expectations’
Manager’s perception is affected or influenced
by the his performance expectations from
employee. For example , if a manager expects
big things from his subordinate but the
subordinate are not likely to do so. In this
situation the manager tend to make negative
perception towards the subordinates and vice
versa.
23. Application of perception in ‘ethnic
profiling’
It is a form of stereotyping( generalizing or grouping )
in this , the individuals are singled out typically on
the basis of race or ethnicity. Examples are :-
Indian are –Quick tempered ,
American are- Ambitious.
Chinese are – mysterious
Japanese are – industrious,
Muslim ethnic groups are negatively seen by
American after September 11th attack.
24. Application of perception in
‘employee effort’
The level of employee effort determines success
of an organization. The employee who
contribute high level of effort perceived as
positively.