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William Glasser's choice theory begins: behavior is not separate from choice; we all choose how to behave at any time. Second, we cannot control anyone's behavior but our own. Glasser also believed in the vitality of classroom meetings for the purpose of improving communication and solving real classroom problems.
This leads to James Gibsonâs ecological theory of perception, who considered that the (phenomenal) world is directly perceived as the invariant structure in the sensory signals (the laws that the signals follow, potentially including self-generated movements). counter-argument would be that inference about the world is partial: of course we cannot infer what is visually occluded by an object. But this is circularly reasoning: perception is the result of inference, but we only infer what can be perceived.