A Palindrome Is a Word or Phrase That Reads the Same

question 193

Multiple Choice

A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same whether read from the right or from the left (e.g., madam) . Originally, Marshall had never recalled hearing the term. However, when he read about palindromes for his English class, he saw three examples of the term within a matter of days. This is most likely the result of

• A) selective retention.
• B) selective identification.
• C) selective intuition.
• D) stimulus discrimination.
• E) selective perception.

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