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PERCEPTION PROCESS AND STEREOTYPES FLW EO Office

Overview The Perception Process Attributes to Perception Economizing Phenomenon Characteristics of Stereotypes Sources of Stereotypes Strategies to Correct Inaccurate Perceptions

Perception THE PROCEDURE BY WHICH WE TRY AND INTERPRET INFORMATION ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT THAT SURROUNDS US

FLW EO Office The Perception Process Feedback about ourselves and others Not always based on true picture of reality We behave as though our perceptions are real

FLW EO Office Attributes to Perception Raw Data: – The information we experience Mental Process: – Is unseen but affected by things. The End Product: – Our perception, sensing, or interpretation of our experience

FLW EO Office Economizing Phenomenon The minds ability to take in new information – First Impression – Self-Fulfilling Prophecy – Just Like Me – Blaming the Victim – Halo Effect

FLW EO Office Count the F’s FEATURE FILMS ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS

FLW EO Office Man Playing a Horn?

FLW EO Office Stereotypes AN EXAGGERATED BELIEF ASSOCIATED WITH A CATEGORY

FLW EO Office Characteristics of Stereotypes Fixed rigid ideas Associated with a group or category of people Not supported by evidence Can be favorable or unfavorable Driven by motive

FLW EO Office Sources of Stereotypes Socialization Process Books Mass Media Educators and Public Officials

FLW EO Office Strategies to Correct Inaccurate Perceptions Acceptance of differences in people Active Listening Provide Feedback Own your Behaviors/Feelings Use Inclusionary Language Avoid Stereotypes

Summary The Perception Process Attributes to Perception Economizing Phenomenon Characteristics of Stereotypes Sources of Stereotypes Strategies to Correct Inaccurate Perceptions