You see lights flashing and know, based on where you live, that this is not a pattern, but you are wondering what is going on. which stage of the perception process are you in when you are attempting to assign meaning to your experience? question 8 options: 1) selection 2) organization 3) interpreting

3) Interpreting

Explanation:

Perception is not an individual process that happens spontaneously. It is a series of phases that happen for the proper capture of stimuli. For example, to perceive visual information, it is not enough that light shines on an object and it stimulates our retinal receptor cells to send that information to the right brain areas. For perception to occur, all this is necessary. However, perception is an active process, which has stages called selection, organization and interpretation.

The stage of interpretation occurs when we have organized all the selected stimuli, give meaning to them, completing the process of perception. The process of interpretation is modulated by our experience and expectations.

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