The Ability to Notice Things Without Engaging in Deliberate Search

question 65

Multiple Choice

The ability to notice things without engaging in deliberate search is referred to as ________.

• A) cognitive alertness
• B) cognitive awareness
• C) managerial alertness
• D) entrepreneurial alertness
• E) individual awareness

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Definitions:

Federal Court Judges

Officials appointed to preside over cases within the United States federal court system, responsible for applying federal law.

Appointed

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For Life

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Appellate Courts

Courts responsible for reviewing and potentially changing the outcomes of decisions made by lower courts.