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KembaraXtra-Psychology - automorphic perception
Automorphic perception is a tendency to perceive other people as physically more similar to oneself than they really are; Modigliani’s repeated depiction of elongated faces resembling his own has been cited as an artistic example. It relates to egocentrism and the false-consensus effect.
Automorphic perception is a tendency to perceive other people as physically more similar to oneself than they really are; Modigliani’s repeated depiction of elongated faces resembling his own has been cited as an artistic example. It relates to egocentrism and the false-consensus effect.
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