The process of perceptual selection is influenced by a combination of:
A) external factors and internal factors
B) primary factors and secondary factors
C) perceptual attributions
D) Golem and Pygmalion effects

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Perceptual selection is influenced by both external factors, such as the stimuli in the environment, and internal factors, such as our personal interests, values, and past experiences. Therefore, choice A is the best option. Primary and secondary factors are not relevant to the process of perceptual selection, and neither are the Golem and Pygmalion effects. Perceptual attributions are related to our interpretation of the stimuli, but they do not directly influence the selection process.

The Process of Perceptual Selection Is Influenced by a Combination