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Why do people have different emotions?
People have different emotions as they have different perceptions. Each human being is a different individual.
What might be the effects of people seeing reality differenty?
It is one's perception that makes him see differently. Different people have different perceptions so they see differently.
What are the different beliefs of the people?
The effects of differing beliefs are confusion, war, terrorism, intolerance and bigotry.
What relationship between attitude and behavior?
== Perception is tainted by attitude. == Your attitude is the result of your perceptions. 2 people with different perceptions look at the same thing and thus think about it differently, and end up with different attitudes. Both think they are right.
What would make 2 people describe the same event differently?
Every individual has different perceptions. Any event witnessed by a person will be filtered through that person's perceptions and interpreted accordingly.
If theres only one god why is there a god for every country?
Different countries and cultures have their own interpretations and representations of the divine based on their beliefs, traditions, and values. While there may be different gods in various cultures, some people believe in a single, universal god or divine presence that transcends borders and cultural boundaries. The diversity of gods reflects the complexity and richness of human spirituality and the ways in which different societies connect with the divine.
How come all of these answers about Adolf Hitler are different theres only one reason and you want to Know?
Yes, I want to know. The reason for differing answers about Hitler is because there are differing questions and differing opinions and people are entitled to take varying views about history and reach different conclusions.
Where do people speak 12 different languages?
In Communist (mainland) China. Mandarin is the official language and spoken by the majority of people but differing regions speak different languages.
What are the effect of other people's different belief's?
The effects of differing beliefs are confusion, war, terrorism, intolerance and bigotry.
Are the perceptions of the world always accurate?
They're not. People are colour blind, smell differently, see different things, imagine they see things that are not there and so on. If perceptions of the world were always accurate, philosophers would have a lot less to fuss about.
Can surveys be used in academic research to learn more about a society?
It depends on how the survey is distributed. Different areas have different kinds of people with differing social lives. The survey would have to be given to people from all areas with differing lives to be accurate or else the survey could be biased.
How are perceptions created?
"People accept the reality with which they are presented". People's various experiences formulate their values, morals, ethics, etc. which all in turn influence their decisions and perceptions. Thus each individual will have their own unique perception regarding an issue, due to the unique way they have been brought up. The different stereotypes and opinions you choose to acknowledge, along with the one's you yourself have formulated - whether it be from various experiences, etc., will all influence your perceptions regarding people, stances on issues, or even perceptions about life itself.
