This document discusses perception and attribution theory. It defines perception as how individuals organize and interpret sensory information to make sense of their environment. Perception is determined by factors like attention, motivation, learning, and distortions. Person perception, or judging others, is explained by attribution theory and involves observing behavior, interpreting it, and attributing causes. Attribution depends on factors like distinctiveness, consensus, and consistency. The document also discusses biases and applications in organizations like performance evaluations and interviews.
This document discusses perception and attribution theory. It defines perception as how individuals organize and interpret sensory information to make sense of their environment. Perception is determined by factors like attention, motivation, learning, and distortions. Person perception, or judging others, is explained by attribution theory and involves observing behavior, interpreting it, and attributing causes. Attribution depends on factors like distinctiveness, consensus, and consistency. The document also discusses biases and applications in organizations like performance evaluations and interviews.
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This document discusses perception and attribution theory. It defines perception as how individuals organize and interpret sensory information to make sense of their environment. Perception is determined by factors like attention, motivation, learning, and distortions. Person perception, or judging others, is explained by attribution theory and involves observing behavior, interpreting it, and attributing causes. Attribution depends on factors like distinctiveness, consensus, and consistency. The document also discusses biases and applications in organizations like performance evaluations and interviews.
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WHAT IS PERCEPTION? Perception is the process by which an individual organize and interpret their sensory impressions in order to give meaning to their environment The world as it is perceived is the world that is behaviorally important Perception is collectively those processes that give coherence and unity to sensory inputs Five sensory input organs bring in information WHAT IS PERCP? CONTD…… It is a unique combination of physical, physiological, neurological, sensory, cognitive and affective compositions Term includes nearly all aspects of Psychology Every perceptual input passes through the organism (Throughput) and finally leads to response which may be overt or covert FACTORS DETERMINING PERCP. Attention Constancy Motivation Organization Set Learning Distortion & Hallucination Illusion PERSON PERCEPTION Judging human beings is different than judging objects Analogy of camera or video Internality & externality A) Distinctiveness B) Consensus, C) Consistency ATTRIBUTION THEORY Individual behavior is influenced by Distinctness Consensus Consistency FACTORS IN THE PERCEIVER Attitude Motive Interest Experience Expectations FACTORS IN THE SITUATION Time Work-setting Social setting FACTORS IN THE TARGET Novelty Motion Sounds Size Background Proximity Similarity JUDGING OTHERS: PERSON PERCEPTION It is explained by Attribution Theory It is Observation---Interpretation----Attribution of cause Depends on three individual factors like; Distinctiveness, Consensus & consistency SHORT CUTS IN JUDGING PEOPLE Selective Perception Halo effect Contrast effect Projection Stereotyping COMMON BIASES AND ERRORS Overconfidence Bias Anchoring bias Confirmation bias Availability Representative bias APPLICATIONS IN ORGANIZATIONS Employment interviews Performance expectations Ethnic profiling Performance evaluation Employee effort