The phrase "about your perception of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's viewpoint or understanding of a particular subject or situation.
Example: "I would like to hear more about your perception of the recent changes in the company."
Alternatives: "regarding your view on" or "concerning your understanding of".
There are diatribes, freak-outs, instant revelations, and much talk about "your perception of reality".
"This statement and the act of moving away from the original by creating a discussion about your perception of the question's 'quality'" are key to redirecting the questioner's attention.
Imagine those self-driving cars being hacked.... What does your car say about your perception of your personal economy and your values?
There are other ways that the magazine talks about fitness and health to teenage girls, but I very purposefully separated the two ideas because this is about your perception of your figure regardless of what it looks like.
It's incredibly hard to carry on a private one-on-one conversation with another individual about your perceptions of their subconscious motivations.
This is about really, truly shifting your perception of the experience, relationship or situation.
If that doesn't make you feel uneasy enough about the fragility of your perception of reality, check out this study about scientists who made their subjects feel literally invisible.
"The most important thing about this project is your perception of its size and mass as you drive over the bridge," says Koolhaas, hunched over the wheel, his frail voice barely audible above the roar of the engine, as we begin our ascent of the boomerang-shaped road of the Erasmus Bridge.
Spend enough time watching a friend's avatar get its head shot off, or even just reading their tweets about "the MOST amazing sandwich", and your perception of them will change.
My worry about your inner perception of the colour blue is a facet of the basic isolation that is part of the human condition.
