Question

Through visual perception, everyone’s brain interprets a visual situation differently, creating a ____________ viewing experience. In looking at art, we bring our own ____________ to the experience, causing us to interpret the work in a personal manner. Paintings from the 17th century that deal with the fleeting nature of earthly life and happiness are said to be in the ____________ tradition. Due to the immense amount of detail in our surroundings at any given moment, we use ____________ in order to focus on important information, relegating everything else to the background. When we keep our eyes and minds wide open, using our own experiences to enhance life and work, we are developing our ____________ .

Answer 1

Answer:

Subjective; associations; vanitas; selective perception.  

Explanation:

Selective perception: In psychology, the term "selective perception" is described as the process through which an individual tend to perceive what he or she wants to in any of the media messages while ignoring the opposing viewpoints.

Subjective experience: The term "subjective experience" is determined as the  cognitive and emotional impact of an individual's experience and it is being produced by an individual's mind.