Social perception in psyhological and pedagogical research

The process of social perception studies such aspects as the mechanisms of human perception, his ability to adequately assess various situations, evaluate other people in the course of interconnection. The concept of "social perception" was introduced by the American psychologist J. Bruner in 1977, who by this term denoted the fact of social conditioning and perception, as well as its relation to the characteristics of the subject of perception, his past experience, goals, intentions and the level of social significance of situations.