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| In time, perceivers may recognize that new object as one relating to older objects that refer to common experience. Perceivers who differ in their background theories might nevertheless see the world the same way so long as those theories are inaccessible to their perceptual mechanisms. Tinsley, Tinsley, and Rushing found that among women who were undecided about a career, those who were introverted gained more self-knowledge and occupational knowledge from a structured intervention than did women who were external perceivers. |
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