The Five Aggregates of Clinging: Perception
In Buddhism, perception is the process of identifying what the individual experiences by associating historically learned patterns with what is happening.
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Focuses of Research on Perception
Types of Perception
Body Transfer Illusion
Inattentional Blindness
Factors Influencing Perception
Processing Modes in Perception
Factors Explaining Gaps Between Sensation and Perception
Fallibility and Bias in Perception
A person who is very afraid of spiders sees a small, dark piece of lint on their bed and momentarily perceives it as a spider, causing a brief panic. Which psychological principle best explains why the piece of lint was interpreted in this way?
Complexity of Perception
Factors Affecting Perception
The Five Aggregates of Clinging: Material Form
The Five Aggregates of Clinging: Consciousness
The Five Aggregates of Clinging: Feeling
The Five Aggregates of Clinging: Formations