HUMAN BEHAVIOUR
Why Do People Behave Differently in the Same Situation?
People can interpret the same event differently because behaviour is shaped by perception, prior experience, context and individual differences.
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Understand how perception, context, social influence and mental processes shape everyday behaviour.
HUMAN BEHAVIOUR
People can interpret the same event differently because behaviour is shaped by perception, prior experience, context and individual differences.
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Cognitive biases describe systematic tendencies in judgment and decision-making. Understanding them can help us examine assumptions without assuming every decision is irrational.
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Prior beliefs can influence how people notice, interpret and evaluate information. This does not mean people always reject contradictory evidence.
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Perception is an active psychological process. What we notice and how we interpret it can be influenced by attention, expectations and context.
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