Select all that apply Interpretive perception is a blend of which of the following? \( \square \) internal states \( \square \) identity management \( \square \) external stimuli \( \square \) perceptual constancy \( \square \) subjective perception (2) Need help? Review these concept resources.

**Interpretive perception** involves the process of making sense of external stimuli by integrating various internal and external factors. Based on the options provided, the components that blend into interpretive perception include: - ☑ **Internal states**: Your emotions, motivations, and past experiences influence how you interpret information. - ☑ **External stimuli**: The actual sensory input you receive from your environment is a fundamental part of perception. - ☑ **Perceptual constancy**: This refers to the ability to perceive objects as stable despite changes in sensory input, such as lighting or angle. - ☑ **Subjective perception**: Personal biases and individual perspectives play a role in how information is interpreted. **Identity management** primarily relates to how individuals present and maintain their identity in social contexts, which is less directly connected to the perceptual processes involved in interpretive perception. Therefore, the applicable options are: - **Internal states** - **External stimuli** - **Perceptual constancy** - **Subjective perception**