How does perception affect critical thinking?

Perception is the way in which people internally process situations that they constantly experience. Thus, the way in which a situation affects or modifies a person's life affects the perception that person will have of said event. Ultimately, perception implies subjectivity in the analysis of the events that occur to the person.

On the contrary, critical thinking must necessarily be objective and value data and conditions that have no link with subjective nuances of the person. Therefore, the different perceptions that each person may have affect their critical thinking, as it colors the analysis of the event or situation with subjectivity.

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