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Jared takes different routes when he travels to work or school as well as doing routines,such as brushing your teeth or combing his hair using his nonpreferred left hand.Jared is trying to increase his perceptual accuracy by
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According to psychologist Barbara Frederickson,negative emotions generally narrow our perceptual focus,increasing the likelihood of
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Because pigeonholing people,objects,or events can distort one's perceptions,it is important that a person be wary of labels and stereotypes and try to see people as individuals and events as unique,one-time occurrences.In this way,one's perceptions will not be distorted by
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The novice chef who discovers how to tell the difference between dried basil,oregano,and tarragon is exhibiting sensory assimilation.
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When American and Japanese participants were shown drawings of everyday scenes,such as a farm,and were later shown slightly changed versions of the same scene,the Americans participants tended to
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One's perceptual accuracy can be enhanced through the creation of perceptional sets.
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If two objects make the same size image on the retina,but one is more distant than the other,the more distant object must be larger.This is formally known as
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Regarding how they perceive the world,European Americans tend to
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Because Orlando knows that his perceptions are not automatically accurate,he tries to actively look for additional evidence to check his perceptions by asking questions,seeking clarifications,and finding alternate channels of information.Orlando is engaged in
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You are low on gas and you see a sign saying "FUEL AHEAD." However,as you draw closer to the sign,you realize it actually says "FOOD AHEAD." This is an example of a
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