Subjetivity - Personal Statement Example

ivity The experiment to demonstrate perspectives in this case involves observing a who wants to run away from school through the fence. Unfortunately, the student spots his class teacher walking nearby where he was hiding. Seeing the situation from the student’s perspective, the student may be thinking about how unlucky he is to have a hindrance in his escape mission. Therefore, the student may feel some fear engulfing him making him to shiver. In reaction to the situation, the student tries to hide among the bushes and tree and finds his way back to class to avoid a happenstance with the class teacher.

The situation from my perspective is that the student feels that he is doing the wrong thing practicing truancy. Therefore, he torn between two options, whether to run away or got back to class. After weighing the two options, the student feels that he is being unfair to himself by running away. The punishment he may have to do away with when the teacher finds about the situation or even his parents may can be severe. Therefore, the student decides to go back to class, join the others, and continue learning.

The factor that influences subjective experiences in the first case is personal consideration. However, in judging from another person’s perspective in the second case, it is clear that personal opinion about what may be a reality plays a fundamental role. According to Solomon & Barney (2008), perspectives differ from one person to another. Therefore, from the experience, judgmental views depend on the conscience of a person at the time of making inferences. ReferencesSolomon, R.C. & Barney, W.L. (2008).

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