What is the role of learning in perception?

Answer 1

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"what is the role of learning in perception?"

Perception is heavily shaped by the self serving bias. The self serving bias is the fact that people will tend toward seeing that which best fits their internalized choice of belief. Such that unless a person is made aware of the self serving bias and works to counteract it, their perception of reality is more illusion then shared reality. Without focus on the reduction of the self serving bias in learning people tend to have perceptions of the information that will be bent to fit in their already self established bias reality of the understanding rather then form a new and clearer understanding untainted by their personalized bias of perception.

Answer 2

Learning plays a critical role in perception by shaping our interpretations of sensory information. Through experience and knowledge, we develop cognitive frameworks that influence how we perceive and make sense of the world around us. This process allows us to adapt our perception based on past experiences and learning.