Which of these are factors that influence the perceptual process?

A) Inputs, throughputs, and outputs
B) Information, facts, and data
C) Perceiver, setting, and perceived
D) Perceiver, intention, and consequence
E) Intention, meaning, and result

The three factors that influence the perceptual process are the perceiver (the person doing the perceiving), the setting (the context in which the perception is taking place), and the perceived (the object, person, or event being perceived). Inputs, throughputs, and outputs are part of the information processing model, which is a different theoretical framework. Information, facts, and data are also part of the information being perceived, but not factors that influence the perceptual process itself. Intention, meaning, and result are important factors in how we interpret and make decisions based on our perceptions, but they are not the primary factors that influence the initial perceptual process.