How your beliefs change what you perceive

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Written for a general popular audience, this is a discussion of the current state of research into the influence of belief on perception. It suggests that sense perception and thought do seep into one other, but that this doesn’t mean that perception is always biased in favour of our prior convictions: on the contrary, the influence of belief on perception can help us better navigate the world. I believe that following the link given above enables you to bypass the paywall that might stop you getting to the article by other means.

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Christopher Mole
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