Powell's Perception Theory

Powell's Perception Theory suggests that our understanding of reality is shaped by how we interpret sensory information through our perceptions. It emphasizes that individual perceptions are influenced by personal experiences, biases, and mental frameworks, which in turn affect decision-making and behavior. Essentially, our reality isn’t just about the external world but also about how we perceive and process that world internally. By being aware of these perceptual influences, we can better understand ourselves and others, leading to more effective communication and problem-solving.