According to the Perception Process reading, schemata are sets of information ba

According to the Perception Process reading, schemata are sets of information based on past experiences and things you know that guide our interaction. We rely on schemata to help us make sense of the world around us. Sometimes schemata become so familiar that we use them as scripts, which prompts mindless communication and can lead us to overlook new information that may need to be incorporated into the schema.
Choose one of the videos from the Module 2 Study Materials. Answer the following questions about the video:
What past perceptions did you have about the video topic before you watched it?
How have your perceptions changed now that you have watched the video?
Give an example of a time when you relied on a script, and it hindered the communication process. This example does not have to be related to the video.
Use one of the videos linked in the Study Materials as well as the Perception Process reading to respond to the topic question. Remember to cite the video and your text using either MLA style.
Links:
Reading : https://bconline.broward.edu/content/Term2022/514753-SPCVSPEE_SPC1017693341/Ch2-Perception-Process.pdf?_&d2lSessionVal=A315O30BeQf0jIEGt7li7zWZV&ou=488530&_&d2lSessionVal=Zw4vTJsNuyVSDAUyQONXXj0ZZ&ou=514753
Video Link: https://www.ted.com/talks/faith_jegede_cole_what_i_ve_learned_from_my_autistic_brothers?language=en