Back to the film. The Lunch Date Copy link Pretend this woman is a friend of yours and told you the story of what happened. She is upset with her actions and wants to make sure it doesn't happen again. Remembering perception checking from your Interpersonal class, you realize you can help her by walking her through the five-step process and explaining to her how she could've handled the situation better. Using the steps below, and maybe some of the points your classmates made in Discussion, give her some advice. 1/2-1 page typed,Pretend this woman is a friend of yours and told you the story of what happened. She is upset with her actions and wants to make sure it doesn't happen again. Remembering perception checking from your Interpersonal class, you realize you can help her by walking her through the five-step process and explaining to her how she could've handled the situation better. Using the steps below, and maybe some of the points your classmates made in Discussion, give her some advice. 1/2-1 page typed. Perception-checking is a five-step process for ensuring that you're perceiving communication as accurately as possible: 1. Check your punctuation. Practice asking others to share their point of view with you regarding the sequence of events or how they are seeing things. 2. Check your knowledge. Never assume you have a corner on the "truth." Ask others to explain their meaning to you. 3. Check your attributions. Remember that all behavior is a result of a multitude of internal and external forces. 4. Check perceptual influences. Consider how your culture, gender, and personality are shaping your perception of others. 5. Check your impressions. Realize that your Gestalts may bias your perception of subsequent information you learn about a person