PERCEPTUAL CYCLE HYPOTHESIS

the theory that cognition impacts perceptual exploration but is thereby changed by real-world encounters, cultivating a cycle of attention, cognition, comprehension, and the authentic world wherein each impacts the others.

PERCEPTUAL CYCLE HYPOTHESIS: “The perceptual cycle hypothesis was posed in 1976 by an America cognitive psychologist by the name of Ulric Neisser.”
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