1. Perception

2. Presented by

SOP-2

Ajith.S

Susan Jacob

Harikrishnan.S

Shaifudeen.N.M

Rakhi Raj

Satheesh.K.V

3. Contents

Perception

Process of perception

Factors influencing perception

Attribution Theory

Specific applications

Barriers of Perception

4. Perception :is a processby which individuals organizeand interpret their sensoryimpressions in order to give meaning to their environment. Stephen.P.Robbins 5. 6. Process of perception Perceptualinputs Perceptualprocess Perceptualoutputs Sensations Selecting OrganizingInterpreting Values Attitudes Behavior 7. Factors Influencing Perception: 1.) Perceiver2.) Target 3.) Situation 8. Attribution TheoryTwo Types of Causes:1) Internal 2) External 9. Three Factors of the Attribution Theory: 1.) Distinctiveness 2.) Consensus 3.) Consistency 10. Fundamental Attribution Error 11. Specific Applications in Organizations:

1.) Employment Interview

2.) Performance Expectations

(SelfFulfilling Prophecy)

3.) Performance Evaluation

4.) Employee Effort

12. Barriers in Judging Others:

• • • 1.) Selective Perception

• • • 2.) Halo Effect

• • • 3.) Projection

• • • 4.) Stereotyping

13. Forbetter peception

Avoid evaluating in your own views

Be accurate in self perception

Avoid perceptual distortion

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