The Tendency for People to Remember Good Points Made About

question 3

Multiple Choice

The tendency for people to remember good points made about a brand they like and forget good points made about competing brands is known as:

• A) selective retention.
• B) selective distortion.
• C) selective perception.
• D) forgetting.
• E) selective attention.

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