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How long did it take you to decipher the phrase on page 66? Or, how many times did you read it before figuring out the error? Based on information from the text, why do you think you didn’t recognize the error the first time?

How long did it take you to decipher the phrase on page 66? Or, how many times did you read it before figuring out the error? Based on information from the text, why do you think you didn’t recognize the error the first time?

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
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Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
Publisher:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
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 How long did it take you to decipher the phrase on page 66?
Or, how many times did you read it before figuring out the error?
Based on information from the text, why do you think you didn’t recognize the error the first time?

2:23 PM Mon Sep 19 Done := Sp SER re David G. Myers_ Jean M. Twenge - Social psychology (2022) (1 of 5) HOW DO WE PERCEIVE OUR SOCIAL WORLDS? Explain how our assumptions and prejudgments guide our perceptions, interpretations, and recall. Our preconceptions guide how we perceive and interpret information. We construe the world through belief-tinted glasses. "Sure, preconceptions matter," people agree; yet they fail to fully appreciate the impact of their own predispositions. Let's consider some provocative experiments. The first group examines how predisposi- tions and prejudgments affect how we perceive and terpret information. The second group plants a judgment in people's minds after they have been given information to see how after-the-fact ideas bias recall. The overarching point: We respond not to reality as it is but to reality as we construe it. Perceiving and Interpreting Events Despite some startling biases and logical flaws in how we perceive and understand one another, we're mostly accurate (Jussim, 2012). Our first impressions of one another are more often right than wrong. Moreover, the better we know people, the more accurately we can read their minds and feelings. But on occasion, our prejudgments err. The effects of prejudgments and expectations are standard fare for psychology's introductory course. Consider this phrase: Did you notice anything wrong with it? There is more to perception than meets the eye.* *The word "the" A BIRD IN THE THE HAND appears twice. O 1 95% (
Transcribed Image Text:2:23 PM Mon Sep 19 Done := Sp SER re David G. Myers_ Jean M. Twenge - Social psychology (2022) (1 of 5) HOW DO WE PERCEIVE OUR SOCIAL WORLDS? Explain how our assumptions and prejudgments guide our perceptions, interpretations, and recall. Our preconceptions guide how we perceive and interpret information. We construe the world through belief-tinted glasses. "Sure, preconceptions matter," people agree; yet they fail to fully appreciate the impact of their own predispositions. Let's consider some provocative experiments. The first group examines how predisposi- tions and prejudgments affect how we perceive and terpret information. The second group plants a judgment in people's minds after they have been given information to see how after-the-fact ideas bias recall. The overarching point: We respond not to reality as it is but to reality as we construe it. Perceiving and Interpreting Events Despite some startling biases and logical flaws in how we perceive and understand one another, we're mostly accurate (Jussim, 2012). Our first impressions of one another are more often right than wrong. Moreover, the better we know people, the more accurately we can read their minds and feelings. But on occasion, our prejudgments err. The effects of prejudgments and expectations are standard fare for psychology's introductory course. Consider this phrase: Did you notice anything wrong with it? There is more to perception than meets the eye.* *The word "the" A BIRD IN THE THE HAND appears twice. O 1 95% (
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