Perception

Some internal factors that affect your perception are the habits because habits die hard and you react and percieve something according to the habitat you are in. Then comes motivational factors, which are factos that make your sensitivity of percieving something differnet. After comes learning, that is considered one of the big internal factors, since people percieve according to their learning level. Then come the external factors that influence your perception, such as the intensity in which something happens it makes the stimuli more percievable. Size is a big external factor, since the bigger or smaller something is, the easier or harder it is to percieve it. When two objects are in contrast, there is an easier view of the object or stimulus so you can more easily percieve it. There are more internal factors such as repetition, situation, etc that influence your perception, but they all have the common ground that the easier it is to see the object, the easier it is to percieve it.
Like:
The hour of 2:30 makes me happy because school ends.
Time to eat (8 am, 12 pm, 6pm) because it makes me feel like I am going to eat and feel satisfied.
When it is real late but I do not have to wake up early the next day, I feel really rested and nice.
When I see the red light of the blackberry go on it gives me a sort of anxiety
Saturday nights make me feel happy because the next day at morning I get a good breakfast.
Dislike:
When the clock goes 7:30 I feel depressed, its time for school to start
Sunday night, since it is the last time before school and its barely the beginning of the week.
When it is real late on school days I feel sad since I will be really tierd the next day.
The first class every day gives me a sense of boredom because it lasts more then usual, sometimes its two,
Entering the spanish class since we always talk too much it gives me a sense of boredom and sleepy feeling.


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