Most people assume everyone sees the world the same way.
This widely accepted assumption, however, is inaccurate. There is evidence that each person's perception of the world is different- if only in minor ways. For example, a perception discrepancy can be found when comparing how people suffering from anorexia nervosa see their bodies and how other people see the anorexics' bodies. To come to these conclusions with this example, perception must first be defined on a neurological level to use as background information. Next, data from studies of anorexics should be used to learn what having a different perception means on a conscious level.