"Perceptual processes" refers to the ways in which our brain and senses interpret and make sense of the information we receive from the world around us. It involves how we see, hear, feel, and understand things through our senses. Full definition
His exploration of perceptual processes, largely inspired by Gestalt Psychology, was undertaken through both painting and photography. (artlyst.com)
For the Zen Buddhist, such perceptual processes actually include the world within themselves. (religion-online.org)
Process and Reality provides an elaborate treatment of the internal development of events as perceptual processes, and it can be read as an account of how the outwardly perceived is related to the inner perception. (religion-online.org)