1. According to the textbook, the perception process consists of three interrelated parts; they are: a. monopolizing, selecting, ambushing b. logos, ethos, pathos. c. arbitrary, abstract, ambiguous d. selection, organization, interpretation.

d. selection, organization, interpretation.

Explanation:

Perception: In psychology, the term perception is described as various ways through which different sensory information is being consciously experienced, organized, and interpreted by an individual. Perception is considered as a psychological phenomenon.

In psychology, the phenomenon of perception involves both top-down processing as well as bottom-up processing.

Generally, perception involves five distinct stages including organization, stimulation, memory, interpretation-evaluation, and recall.