3.2
Interpersonal Perception: Continuous series of processes that blend into one another and can take place in a split second.
- Stimulation
- Organization
- Interpretation and Evaluation
- Memory
- Recall
Stimulation
Selective perception: Attend to those things that you want or expect to see
Selective attention:the tendency to attend to those things that you anticipate will fulfill your needs or will prove enjoyable.
Selective Exposure: Expose yourself to messages that will confirm your existing beliefs.
Organization
Proximity: physical closeness
Similarity: things that are alike
Contrast: things that are the exact opposite of one another
I have zero organizational skills
Interpretation-Evaluation
You provide judgements against other religions and people.
Influenced by experience, needs, wants, values and beliefs
Memory: the stories that you remember
memories are good and bad
Recall
most likely to recall stereotypes, inconsistencies, and contradictions .