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What is the topic of today's lecture?

Perception

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How would you define perception in basic terms?

The way you see and analyze things; it is an individual, personal thing.

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What acronym is used to remember the three steps of perception?

SOI: Selection, Organization, Interpretation.

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What is the first step in the perception process according to the SOI model?

Selection.

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What factors can influence the selection process of perception?

Intensity of stimuli, contrast or change, motive, and repetition.

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How does intensity play a role in selection of perception?

Louder or brighter things tend to get our attention more easily.

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What is an example of contrast in the selection process?

Seeing something very unusual or unexpected, like an upside-down billboard.

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What does the motive aspect refer to in the selection process?

It deals with what is on our mind; we see what we want to see.

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How does repetition influence our perception?

Repetition compels us to pay attention and aids in memorization and persuasion.

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What are the second and third steps in the SOI model of perception?

Organization and Interpretation.

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What is involved in the interpretation process of perception?

Assigning meaning to the selected and organized information.

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Which key component heavily influences interpretation in perception?

Past experience.

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What is self-concept?

The set of stable perceptions you have about yourself.

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What is self-esteem related to in the context of perception?

Self-worth and how you perceive your own value.

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What external influence can shape self-esteem, especially in younger people?

Reflective appraisal, or how others perceive and value you.

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What effect can social media have on self-esteem?

It can distort reality and negatively affect one's self-worth.

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What describes how perception can differ between individuals?

Perception is individual and personal; two people can perceive the same event differently due to their selections.

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What is a good way to prepare for a speech according to the lecture?

Choose a topic that interests you, and ensure it fits the timing and requirements outlined in the assignment.

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What are some factors to consider when interpreting someone's behavior or statements?

Their mood, past experiences, and the context of the situation.

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What is the suggested time limit for the first speech in class?

Five to seven minutes.

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How should visual aids be integrated into a speech?

They should enhance the presentation and should be present, regardless of the speech format.

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What is reflected appraisal?

Reflected appraisal is the process by which an individual forms an opinion of themselves based on how others perceive and interact with them.

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What are the three steps in the perception process according to the SOI model?

Selection, Organization, Interpretation.

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What are the four parts of selection in the perception process?

Intensity, Contrast/Change, Motive, Repetition.

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What are the four parts of interpretation in the perception process?

Past experience, Mood, Knowledge/Awareness, Self-concept.

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What are the six common perceptual tendencies?

The six common perceptual tendencies include stereotyping, primacy effect, recency effect, attribution, halo effect, and contrast effect.

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What is empathy?

Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.

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What are the three parts of perception checking?

  1. Description of the behavior. 2. Interpretation of the behavior. 3. Request for clarification.