An internal factor that influences perceptual selection is:

A) size
B) novelty
C) personality
D) repetition

Personality is an internal factor that influences perceptual selection. Everyone's personality is unique and contributes to how they perceive and interpret the world around them. Personalities shape how individuals process information and affect the extent to which they attend to certain stimuli. For example, an individual with an extroverted personality may pay more attention to social cues, while an introverted person may focus more on internal thoughts and feelings.