Objective Perception Examples

True, every individual perceives the world in his/her own way. And yes, it is generally seen that every individual has its own idea about good/bad, right/wrong. It is very obvious that one may find any activity to be right and other may find it wrong. And truly said, the decision is based on how one perceives it.
Now, perception is defined as “a process by which individuals organise and interpret their sensory impressions in order to give meaning to their environment.”
So, perception is basically a way we think or understand a particular thing or a person for that matter, it is the ability to understand or notice someone or something.

Examples on the same could be as below:

a) What one perceives may be different from objective reality. For example, a person coming late on duty may be perceived as casual while there may be social issues faced by the person which may not be considered at that moment. Therefore, it varies.
b) The second example would be of, often a disagreement among the individuals in the organization in relation to pay and allowances, administrative back up, policies and procedures and the place in the work place itself. Now, an individual who displays a positive attitude may perceive these factors in a good and conducive to work environment while the others may consider them inadequate. Difference in looking at

Blacks, Whites or Indians etc. irrespective of their different characteristics. Physical and time proximity also leads us to perceiving a situation in a different form than actual reality. Soldiers in identical uniform and their uprightness is perceived as being strict, ruthless and tough, on the contrary they are sober, soft and very delicate at heart. It is therefore important to analyse the event, situation, or an object in its correct perspective and be led by similarity, physical and time