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Perceived means the way that you saw or understood something.

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Many years ago, people perceived politicians as honest, caring people who wanted to make a difference. Today we see politicians as leaders who make promises which they quickly forget.

saw him as someone you cannot rely on.

believed he was not reliable.

viewed him as someone you cannot trust.

proved that he was not reliable.

Which answers best complete this sentence? Choose the 3 correct answers. If you perceived someone as not honest, then you...

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viewed him as someone you cannot trust.

saw him as someone you cannot rely on.

believed he was not reliable.

proved that he was not reliable.
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The examples below illustrate the meaning of perceived.

seen in the same way by an adult.

understood from a child's point of view.

viewed from a child's perspective.

seen through a child's eyes.

Which answers below best complete the sentence? Choose the 3 correct answers. If something is perceived from the perspective of a child, it is...

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seen through a child's eyes.

understood from a child's point of view.

viewed from a child's perspective.

seen in the same way by an adult.
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Scroll down to see the picture below. Do you see dots between the small squares? Notice that if you look at any one of the dots for a long time, it disappears. Why? Our brain perceives dots between the squares in the picture although the dots are not really there. Focusing on only one dot helps us see that there are no dots. What does this tell you about the difference between perception and reality?

Read this paragraph and answer the question below.

Focusing on one dot makes the dots "disappear", so focusing on how other people perceive us can make their perceptions disappear.

Because perceptions are not always accurate, we should not allow others' perceptions of us to affect our lives.

Just as we perceive dots that are not really there, other people's perceptions of us may not be accurate.

The Power of Perceptions

 

What other people say about us often acts as a mirror for how we see ourselves. However, people's perceptions do not always accurately reflect reality. So instead of allowing other people's perceptions to shape the way we see ourselves, we should always remember this: We cannot control how others perceive us - but we can control how much we allow other people's perceptions of us to affect our lives.

What is the connection between the picture below and the main message of the paragraph? Choose 2 correct answers.

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Focusing on one dot makes the dots "disappear", so focusing on how other people perceive us can make their perceptions disappear.

Just as we perceive dots that are not really there, other people's perceptions of us may not be accurate.

Because perceptions are not always accurate, we should not allow others' perceptions of us to affect our lives.