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In this interpretation-evaluation stage it is two process of stimuli by individual experiences, needs, wants, values, expectations, physical and emotional state, gender and beliefs meaning based on by individual’s rules, schemata and scripts. For example meeting a new person who is a doctor, one’s tend to view this person as someone serious, successful, health conscious, academic strong.

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Accessing the information you have stored in memory.

Likey to recall information that is consistent with your schema.

May fail to recall information inconsistent with your schema. You have no place to put that information so you easily lose it.

*Mary-Kelly, Alessia, Rubina, Hanieh, Ben

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By Katherine, Shiza, Averih, Zafar (group #2)

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By Katherine, Shiza, Averih, Zafar (group #2)

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Stage two: Organization
Organization by rules---
- Rule of proximity, physical closeness, things that are physically close to another are perceived as a unit. We tend to perceive people who are always together, or messages one after the other, as belong together to one unit. 
- Rule of similarity, things that are physically similar are perceived as belonging together in a single unit. People who dress alike belong together. People who work the same jobs, share the same religion, live in the same building. 
- Rule of contrast, items people or messages are very different from one another, don't belong together. Too different to be a part of the same unit. If you're the only one who shows up to a hangout in a tuxedo, you'll be seen as too contrasting, not belong to the unit. 

Organization by schemata---
- Mental templates that help you organize the millions of thoughts, pieces of info you come into contact with
- You organize people, based on what similarities they share with you

Organization by scripts---
- A body of info about how some action, event, or procedure
- General idea of how some event should play out or unfold 
- Example: if you go to a restaurant, you expect to be seated, given menu, given drinks, served in courses, etc.
- Tells you what you can reasonably expect, helps you to feel organized

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- selective attention: it is a way of focusing your senses on your needs.
-selective exposer: choosing to associate with people, and or events that are in agreement with your thought and beliefs
- using your senses
-selective perception: which describes the two points which were spoken earlier.
* Jessica, Miriam, Aziza, Farrah

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Involves accessing the information you have stored in memory.

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Stimulation:
- Being motivated to move forward or to become active
- To develop something
- includes selective attention and selective exposure
- Selective exposure- exposing yourself to people or texts that will confirm your existing beliefs
By: Leen, Hadeer, Mafia, JJ and Ivan

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by: Christine, March, Qian Sun, Jiali heng, Katrina Matias

- organizing information by rules, schemata, and scripts.
- following a set of rules such as proximity, similarity and contrast can help simplifying your understanding, remembering and recalling important information.
- schemata is viewed as general ideas about people, yourself, and social roles. You can develop your schemata from your own experience.
- This can help you organize perceptions by enabling you to classify information into a number of categories.

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By: Tina Nguyen, Rachael Musau, Hannah Park, Alba Obando, Yasamin Aliasgarian
- Your mind stores your perceptions and their interpretations-evaluations so that you can retrieve them later on. This can affect how you think about a person. For example, let's say you found out that someone failed Spanish, so you think they are not too intelligent. But then, that person does really well in Chemistry, but because he did bad in Spanish, your memory may easily forget that they did well in chemistry. That is because that information contradict your schema (patterns of how you organize info) of that person, so this info is easily lost.

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Simulation:
-  Motivation that pushes you to go forward
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AJ, Joey, Anthony, Gavin

-Methods of organization: organization by rules, schemata, and by script.
-Organization by rules: organizing by physical similarities or differences. For example, people who dress alike are categorized together.
-Organization by schemata: General ideas about groups of people/yourself/social roles, drawn from personal experience. (For example, stereotypes)
-Organization by scripts: A general idea about how a situation may unfold, such as when you go to class, you expect to sit down, listen to the teacher, take notes, and leave.

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Recall

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Memory

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Interpretation- Evaluation

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Organization

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Simulation