Interpersonal perception is
A) a one-to-one relationship.
B) a way of seeing from the other person's point of view.
C) a way of sensing, organizing, interpreting-evaluating, storing, and retrieving data about people.
D) an external rather than internal process.

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Interpersonal perception involves various processes of sensing (gathering information about others), organizing (categorizing information), interpreting-evaluating (making sense of the information and forming opinions), storing (remembering the information), and retrieving (using the information when needed) data about people. It is an internal process that is influenced by external factors like social norms, cultural values, and personal biases. It can occur in both one-to-one relationships and in larger groups.

Interpersonal Perception Is