Best examples happen in car accidents. A person standing on a street corners hears a loud screech and turns around to see the collision. Later, a police officer asks what happened.
';I saw the red car crash into the green car from behind at the intersection';
But when examining the video from a street camera, its revealed that the green car had slammed on the breaks causing the red car to hit. The red car hit the green car, but the green car had initiated the accident, not visa versa.
A false perception is something that you percieve to be true but in fact is not. It speaks to the falibility of our own senses and cognitive processes. It is the reason why we repeat analysis in science.What is a false perception or a misperception?
A perception that the beholder does not believe to be true.
the angle of the dangle
A false perception, or misperception, is to misunderstand. Its when you are talking to someone and don't quite hear what they say, and have to ask again. Or when you do a double take because you're sure that ';I couldn't possibly have seen that'; and it turns out it was something totally different, but you jumped to a conclusion because you didn't see it correctly the first time.
False perception is a misnomer. Perception is totally
subjective. It is the representation of what is perceived
that might be argued to be false.
I would recommend substituting misinterpretation for
misperception as a correct identified.
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