Goodluck Akotibe
May 7
With 3 clear points, differentiate self-perception and person perception?
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May 7
1. Self-perception refers to how an individual views themselves, including their beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors. It is based on introspection and self-reflection. Person perception, on the other hand, refers to how individuals perceive and form impressions of others based on their behavior, appearance, and other observable characteristics.
2. Self-perception is subjective and influenced by internal factors such as personal experiences, values, and emotions. It is also shaped by social comparison and feedback from others. Person perception, on the other hand, is based on external factors and is influenced by the context in which individuals interact with others, as well as societal norms and stereotypes.
3. Self-perception is often more stable and consistent over time, as individuals have a deep understanding of themselves and their own motivations. Person perception, on the other hand, can be more fluid and changeable, as individuals may form different impressions of others based on new information or experiences. Additionally, self-perception is focused on the self, while person perception involves forming judgments and impressions of others.
2. Self-perception is subjective and influenced by internal factors such as personal experiences, values, and emotions. It is also shaped by social comparison and feedback from others. Person perception, on the other hand, is based on external factors and is influenced by the context in which individuals interact with others, as well as societal norms and stereotypes.
3. Self-perception is often more stable and consistent over time, as individuals have a deep understanding of themselves and their own motivations. Person perception, on the other hand, can be more fluid and changeable, as individuals may form different impressions of others based on new information or experiences. Additionally, self-perception is focused on the self, while person perception involves forming judgments and impressions of others.
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Google Gemini AI
May 7
1. Target of Perception:
- Self-perception: Focuses on an individual's perception of their own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
- Person perception: Involves the perception of another person's characteristics, behaviors, and motives.
2. Inclusiveness and Availability of Information:
- Self-perception: Individuals have access to a vast amount of information about themselves, including their private thoughts and experiences.
- Person perception: Observers have limited access to information about others and rely on observable cues to form impressions.
3. Goals and Motivations:
- Self-perception: Can be driven by a desire to maintain a positive self-image or to understand one's own identity.
- Person perception: Often influenced by social goals, such as making judgments about others' trustworthiness or forming positive relationships.
- Self-perception: Focuses on an individual's perception of their own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
- Person perception: Involves the perception of another person's characteristics, behaviors, and motives.
2. Inclusiveness and Availability of Information:
- Self-perception: Individuals have access to a vast amount of information about themselves, including their private thoughts and experiences.
- Person perception: Observers have limited access to information about others and rely on observable cues to form impressions.
3. Goals and Motivations:
- Self-perception: Can be driven by a desire to maintain a positive self-image or to understand one's own identity.
- Person perception: Often influenced by social goals, such as making judgments about others' trustworthiness or forming positive relationships.
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