The first important sub-process is the stimulus or situation that is present. Perception begins when a person is confronted with a stimulus or a situation. This confrontation may be with the immediate sensual stimulation or with the total physical and sociocultural environment. In addition to the situation-person interaction, there are the internal cognitive processes of registration, interpretation, and feedback. During the registration phenomenon, the physiological (sensory and neural) mechanisms are affected; the physiological ability to hear and see will affect perception. Interpretation is the most significant cognitive aspect of perception. It means that a person recognizes and evaluates the target or the situation. The other psychological processes will affect the interpretation of a situation. For example, in an organization, employees’ interpretations of a situation are largely dependent on their learning and motivation and their personality. The last sub-process is the feedback. Feedback is the response that a person received from the perceptual target or the situation. Later, follow the behavior and consequences. The correct answer is Choice C.