What is perception? Perception is the conclusions made from sense perception and one's own judgment. Judgment is crucial to perception, and is what separates it from sight, hearing, touch, and the other senses. Because perception includes one's own judgment, one could visually perceive more or less than is actually seen (Britannica student Encyclopedia). The principles of perceptual organization is organizing raw sensory stimuli into meaningful experiences involves cognition, a set of mental activities that includes …showed first 75 words of 1068 total…

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