Naive Realism is the belief that the world is exactly as we perceive it through our senses. People who hold this view think that their perceptions are a direct reflection of reality, meaning that what they see, hear, or feel is an accurate representation of the external world. This perspective can lead to misunderstandings, as individuals may assume that others share the same perceptions and interpretations. However, Naive Realism overlooks the influence of personal experiences, biases, and cultural backgrounds on perception. Different people can interpret the same situation in various ways, leading to conflicts and disagreements. Recognizing this can help foster better communication and understanding among individuals with differing viewpoints.