Questions: Select all that apply Select all the factors that contribute to psychological influences on perception. Emotions Bad experiences Attitude

Select all that apply Select all the factors that contribute to psychological influences on perception. Emotions Bad experiences Attitude
Transcript text: Select all that apply Select all the factors that contribute to psychological influences on perception. Emotions Bad experiences Attitude
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The factors that contribute to psychological influences on perception are:

  • Emotions
  • Bad experiences
  • Attitude

Explanation:

  1. Emotions: Emotions can significantly influence how we perceive the world around us. For example, if someone is feeling happy, they might perceive a situation more positively than if they were feeling sad or angry. Emotions can color our perception and interpretation of events and interactions.

  2. Bad experiences: Past experiences, especially negative ones, can shape our perceptions. If someone has had a bad experience with a particular situation or person, they may perceive similar future situations or people more negatively due to their previous experiences.

  3. Attitude: A person's attitude can affect their perception. For instance, someone with a positive attitude may perceive challenges as opportunities, while someone with a negative attitude might see them as insurmountable obstacles. Attitudes can influence how we interpret and respond to various stimuli.

Height is not typically considered a psychological factor influencing perception. It is more of a physical characteristic that might affect social interactions or physical perspectives but does not directly influence psychological perception.

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