PERCEPTION AND ITS PSYCHOLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS

All information about an object or event enters consciousness through the senses, is collected as a whole, assimilated in consciousness, and then reflected in speech and activity and forms the basis of the perception process. The complexity of this process is assessed by the subjectivity of reflection; the same object or situation can be reflected - interpreted differently by individuals. Consequently, the process of perception may involve psychological processes such as intuition, attention, memory, thinking, personal experience and even emotions