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The Gain of Knowledge Through Sense Perception

Mini-Conclusion: Even though the brain can interpret what is right and what is wrong, it can be influenced from what is perceived as right to do what is wrong.

The Human Sciences: Psychology: Reason

How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?

The Human Sciences: Psychology: Sense Perception

The Human Sciences: Psychology: Intuition

How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?

Ethics: Sense Perception

How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?

The Human Sciences: Psychology

Areas of Knowledge

Claim: what we learn and see does influence our brains thinking and our actions

Ethics : Faith

¿Knowledge Questions?

Counterclaim: the brain is smart enough to make logical interpretation even if influenced by what it perceives on a daily basis

Example: Cartoon on MTV blamed for fire

The Human Sciences: Psychology

& Ethics

How does our sense perception change our knowledge?

How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?

Example: PRoject X inspired parties

Claim: Our visual perception causes us to think what we see in shows, movies, or games is how to live morally.

Counterclaim: Is it morally wrong to copy the events we see on TV/Movies even if it is believed to be ethically right.

Ethics : Intuition

About MTV

Mini-Conclusion: Even though some of the actions we see in movies or shows seems morally fun and enjoying. It does not make it ethical to commit the action if it commits harm or danger in any way. No matter what the cost is

How has our sense perception changed our knowledge?

Conclusion

In conclusion we believe that that our sense perception can influence our brains psychologically and ethically through knowledge gained from what we see. This is what have created such an advanced society and a melting pot of culture.

RLS Thinking Questions

Link Back to Real Life Situation

  • Has MTV impacted our society?
  • Do we see what we see today on MTV what we see in our current society?
  • Does MTV change our perspective about things we see in the real world?
  • Does everyone listen to music/watch music videos?
  • Does everyone watch MTV?
  • What age group watches MTV?

To link our conclusion back to the RLS, what is seen on TV commercial, shows, and TV channels can change our knowledge through sense perception. Just watching these shows can influence your brain's psychological interpretation from this knowledge, even if you don't realize it.

MTV can have an effect on our lifestyles without us knowing. We can interpret many things differently like music and reality TV shows. These different influences can have an effect on our moral values of life.

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“Ben Mathis-Lilly, Adam Sternbergh, Jada Yuan, & Josh Eells.” “How 25 Years of MTV Have

Changed the World (For Better or Worse).” I Want My A.D.D. New York TV. 2014, New York Media LLC. Web. December 10, 2014. <http://nymag.com/arts/tv/features/18480/

“Chapter 5: Section 1: Sensation and Perception.” Introduction to Sensation and Perception.

All Psych. 2014 All Psych. Web. December 11, 2014. <http://allpsych.com/psychology101/sensation_perception/

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Newcomb, Alyssa. "Houston Teen Killed at 'Project X'-Inspired Party." ABC News. ABC News Network, 15 Mar. 2012. Web. 04 Jan. 2015.

“Research Shows Violent Media Do Not Cause Violent Behavior.” MassGeneral Hospital for Children News. December 26, 2012. Web. January 4, 2015. <http://www.massgeneral.org/children/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=3929

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RLS: MTV

By: Stephen Kinard & Chris richardson

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