Describe the effects of social schema on social perception.

ANSWER:

Social schemas help to frame social perceptions. These schemas help in forming an impression about the society and the people in it.

EXPLANATION:

Social schemas help an individual to know and form expectations on how things work in a society. Social schemas can help one develop positive or negative social perceptions. It depends on the manner in which the social schema has been explained or used in a specific social situation. For instance, when one hears loud noises of fighting on a street, one generally has a perception that someone must have been hit or someone must have been robbed.

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