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11. Selective screening depends upon several factors, but the only one that matters is the external environment.
ANS: F
Selective screening depends upon several factors, some of which are in the external environment and some of which are internal to the perceiver.
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12. Selective screening is the process by which people filter out most stimuli so that they can deal with the most important ones.
ANS: T
ANS: F
Selective screening depends upon several factors, some of which are in the external environment and some of which are internal to the perceiver.
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12. Selective screening is the process by which people filter out most stimuli so that they can deal with the most important ones.
ANS: T
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13. Intensity is an internal factor influencing the perceptual process.
ANS: F
Intensity is an external factor influencing the perceptual process.
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14. Repetition is an internal factor influencing the perceptual process.
ANS: F
Repetition is an external factor influencing the perceptual process.
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15. Learning and motivation are internal factors influencing perceptual selection.
ANS: T
13. Intensity is an internal factor influencing the perceptual process.
ANS: F
Intensity is an external factor influencing the perceptual process.
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14. Repetition is an internal factor influencing the perceptual process.
ANS: F
Repetition is an external factor influencing the perceptual process.
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15. Learning and motivation are internal factors influencing perceptual selection.
ANS: T
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