Which of the following statements is not correct in regard to forming perceptions? a) the level of familiarity that one has can influence how quickly one recognizes stimuli. b)only one’s negative experiences can lead an individual to create stereotypes. c) one’s motivation can cause two people to perceive the same thing differently. d) one’s expectations cause individuals to overlook various stimuli in the environment.

The correct answer is B) Only one’s negative experiences can lead an individual to create stereotypes.

Perception is defined as the sequence of steps that are initiated with the reception of stimulus from the environment and ends with the interpretation. In other words, it is the interpretation for the sensory information. It is related to stimuli from the environment and the response produced for it by the individual.

One's negative experience can lead an individual to create stereotypes is not in regard of forming perception. Stereotype corresponds to a set of ideas that a person possesses ( like about a group of people) about something, usually in a negative direction. Whereas, a perception can be created in a positive as well as negative way.    

Thus, option B) is the right answer.

d is the correct answer

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