I n a class discussion we found out that some of us are "morning people" (we function better in the morning" and others of us are "night people" (we function better at night). What influence on perception is this?

a. Culture

b. Social Roles

c. Physiology

d. Age

e. Cognitive Abilities

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Mike Castaneda

Social Studies

2 August, 13:27

I n a class discussion we found out that some of us are "morning people" (we function better in the morning" and others of us are "night people" (we function better at night). What influence on perception is this?

a. Culture

b. Social Roles

c. Physiology

d. Age

e. Cognitive Abilities

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Johanna Martin · Answer 1

e. Cognitive Abilities

Explanation:

Based on the information provided it can be said that the influence on perception involved here is cognitive abilities. This refers to an individual's general mental capability which includes reasoning, problem solving, planning, abstract thinking, etc. In other words how well the individual is functioning. Cultural, Social Roles, and Age have nothing to do with this and Physiology focuses on the how different parts of an organism function.

I n a class discussion we found out that some of us are "morning people" (we function better in the morning" and others of us are "night people" (we function better at night). What influence on perception is this?a. Cultureb. Social Rolesc. Physiologyd. Agee. Cognitive Abilities

I n a class discussion we found out that some of us are "morning people" (we function better in the morning" and others of us are "night people" (we function better at night). What influence on perception is this?

a. Culture

b. Social Roles

c. Physiology

d. Age

e. Cognitive Abilities