Our brains are able to focus on and process of the information we perceive.

a.

all

b.

most

c.

very little

d.

approximately half

C.) very little

Explanation:

Perception refers to the set of processes we use to make sense of the different stimuli we’re presented with. The world around us is filled with an infinite number of stimuli that we might attend to, but our brains do not have the resources to pay attention to everything. Thus, the first step of perception is the (usually unconscious, but sometimes intentional) decision of what to attend to. Depending on the environment, and depending on us as individuals, we might focus on a familiar stimulus or something new.