perceptual set

Question 1

what is perceptual set

Answer 1

Perceptual set is the predispoition/readiness to perceive something in accordance to what we expect it to be.

Question 2

what are the implications of perceptual set

Answer 2

Our expectation can either hinder or assist visual perception like if we correctly aticipate soemthing we can interpret information faster

Question 3

context

Answer 3

is the setting or environment in which a perception is made that influences our expectation. the more relevant the information is the more we pay attention to it.

Question 4

motivation

Answer 4

our perceptual set can be influenced by physiological factors like, thirst, hunger or psychological factors like interests, ambitions desires

Question 5

emotional state

Answer 5

affects visual perception by how it sets us to perceive information in a way that aligns with the emotion we are experiencing.

Question 6

past experience

Answer 6

refers to everything we’ve intentionally and unintentionally learnt through experience

Question 7

memory

Answer 7

the process of storing and retrieving information when needed. long term memory is used to interpret and understand new visual information.

Question 8

social factors

Answer 8

influences coming from the external social environment where we interact with others

Question 9

cultural factors

Answer 9

the way of life a particular community or group that sets it apart from other communities or groups