Selective Perception theory

by csladmin

01.13.2022

The perceptual process in which individuals only perceive what they want to or desire while setting aside or ignoring opposing viewpoints and perceptions. It is a broad term to describe the behavior all people exhibit to be in the habit of “seeing things” based on their particular frame of reference.

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