The Cocktail Party Effect Refers to

question 105

Multiple Choice

The cocktail party effect refers to

• A) one's inability to use controlled processes while inebriated.
• B) the difficulties people have in making accurate judgments during a hangover.
• C) the change in which heuristics people rely on when they are under the influence of alcohol.
• D) the automatic shift in attention when you hear your name, but were already engaged in a conversation.

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Definitions:

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