Question

"Our assumptions and expectations may give us a perceptual set - a predisposition to interpret an ambiguous stimulus one way to rather than another" Myers and Jeeves (p. 61). In light of this statement, what are two examples of how you and another person have differed in your perception of the same event.

Answer 1

@MiraAngel

Answer 2

a way you can tell if you have a different opinion for someone is what yall like for yalls favorite food like you're can be a cake and you're friends could be a pie
another example could be yalls opinions on cars like one can like a r34 gtr and the other likes a mk4 supra
another example can be the way yall prefer to dress

Answer 3

i think that was what was asked but I'm not sure

Answer 4

Mira I need help on something

Answer 5

One example may be, You talk to someone a lot more than someone else might so you know more about that certain person you talk to. You may know that they are a lot kinder if you get to know them... While the other person that doesn't know them so well may see someone who is more shut off and maybe a little cold towards them....

That's one example... you got a few others from another helper. lol I hope this helps! If you would like another example I can totally give you another. Just let me know. :)

Answer 6

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Lilian9667
Mira I need help on something
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Okay! tag me to it. :)

Answer 7

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @MiraAngel
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Lilian9667
Mira I need help on something
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Okay! tag me to it. :)
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Ok it's the second one I had to Bump it lol

Answer 8

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Lilian9667
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @MiraAngel
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Lilian9667
Mira I need help on something
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Okay! tag me to it. :)
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Ok it's the second one I had to Bump it lol
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kk

Answer 9

i got

(1) Pasquale and I gazed upward in the sky. He thought it was a fledgling. I thought it was a plane. We were both wrong.

(2) Enrique and I saw a man holding a gun. He thought it was a crook. I thought it was a casually dressed cop.




but i need to make more sentences with these to make it 250 words

Answer 10

1- pasque and i look up at the sky, like upward. he thought it was fledging. i looked closer and i thought it looked like a plane but we continued to disagreeing on what it was actually. when it got closer more like we got a better look we both found it we where wrong

Answer 11

Try to expand it a little more... like maybe by trying to explain the view point in which the two people were seeing things or why one person might think something looks hoe they think... It's hard to explain... Try to put more detail into it... Like one person may not have looked at the object as long as the other did. Or one person may have had the sun in their face or seen it from a different angle or distance...

You get what I'm trying to say?

Answer 12

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @MiraAngel
Try to expand it a little more... like maybe by trying to explain the view point in which the two people were seeing things or why one person might think something looks hoe they think... It's hard to explain... Try to put more detail into it... Like one person may not have looked at the object as long as the other did. Or one person may have had the sun in their face or seen it from a different angle or distance...

You get what I'm trying to say?
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Oh Ok :)

Answer 13

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Lilian9667
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @MiraAngel
Try to expand it a little more... like maybe by trying to explain the view point in which the two people were seeing things or why one person might think something looks hoe they think... It's hard to explain... Try to put more detail into it... Like one person may not have looked at the object as long as the other did. Or one person may have had the sun in their face or seen it from a different angle or distance...

You get what I'm trying to say?
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Oh Ok :)
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That's for this question, just so you know. loll I don't want you to get the wrong answer on your question. :)

Answer 14

sorta but i've been having a hard time to think of the next to complete it.

Answer 15

do both of them have to be 250 words each or together?

Answer 16

yes together as much words to count not like a long paragraph.

Answer 17

fun trick

Answer 18

type the alphabet and space each letter so it counts as a word and select them all and make them white which makes them blend into the place you're typing but still counts toward you word count

Answer 19

okay at least about 250 ?

Answer 20

yee

Answer 21

lolll don't do that! XD you're gonna get in trouble! XD

Answer 22

i hvant gotten in trouble for it yet lol

Answer 23

Just type them in more detail. Say that one person was further away and had people in front of them so they couldn't see them clearly. Then say that the other person didn't take as much time looking at the person so they didn't really see them as clearly. Both of you argued over who the person was and both of you ended up being wrong.

Then try it out for the other question.

Answer 24

lollll

Answer 25

OK THANK YOU BOTH

Answer 26

mhm

Answer 27

but man what was reponse to have them in like that what you said to do

Answer 28

1- pasque and i look up at the sky, like upward. he thought it was fledging. i looked closer and i thought it looked like a plane but we continued to disagreeing on what it was actually. when it got closer more like we got a better look we both found it we where wrong

Answer 29

that?