Explanation:
Because we always seek to make sense of any perceived stimulus to better understand the reality that surrounds us and act before it. Through perception we process information from the senses, with which the brain builds and tries to give meaning to those stimuli that reach it. However, each person captures, selects and organizes sensory stimuli differently and, therefore, arrives at different interpretations and responses when solving a problem, in which memory and experience also form a fundamental role. Thus, differences between perceptions help explain how people interpret the environment and why they behave differently in the same situation. For example, when we recognize a specific object, an action can be initiated, in which a motor activity is propitiated in response to that recognition, and which can be different in each person.
