Perception Factors

The factors that influence perception are the range, your knowledge, and the fact of being able to understand the principles of perception. The range is how far do you see an object. For example: a pen can seem bigger than a mountain. How is this? Well, if you hold a pen infront of you, and a mountain in the distance, then the pen seems larger than the mountain. If you put both objects side to side, the pen can get lost in the mountain because it is obiously huge. The knowledge is the facts you know which object is bigger than the other. For example if someone asks you which object is larger, a mountain or a pen, you will obiously say the mountain! But theres always the chance that they will ask you, which looks larger and the pen is infront of you. Common sense will tell you it is the pen.

5 things I fell positively:  Eating sandwiches reminds me of my grandmother's food. Drinking Canada Dry reminds me of the good times I have had with my older Brother. Playing PS3 because its a way to connect myself with my long distance family. Watching funny movies becuase other people's laugh make me laugh even harder. Looking at the stars becuase i like to see the serenity of the skies.

5 things I feel negatively: Eating arab food because a child memory included being extremely sick because o it. Going to canopy becuase I once crashed into a tree while going very fast. Going to my grandma's house becuase it has a happy enviroment and good food. Going to spanish class becuase we repeat the same contents every year. Staying hme for the holidays because all i do at home is play ps3 or watch TV.