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Emphasises that our previous learning about things relevant to anything that we observe affects the way we observe it. Much of our learning is not done consciously; we are mostly unaware of the assumptions...
Our interpretation of any item we are paying attention to may be affected by the context without our being aware of it. We tend to take things in ‘as a whole’, it is difficult to see any one part except...
In this programme Dr Abercrombie looks at very generalised contextual factors which may affect the way we view things. Feelings can alter the way we form our hypotheses. The most important part of the...
Attitudes are both reflected and formed in the way we organise ourselves in space, whether intentionally or not. Of particular importance is whether we feel ourselves to be near to, or distant from, security...
Each of us lives in a personal, unique world. We are constitutionally different, and have different experiences even of similar phenomena. We are egocentric too on a national level. The position from which...
Uses a railway accident at a level crossing as a history to provide actual examples of the factors affecting perception and communication, factors often similar to those that were demonstrated more generally...
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