A Parent's Ability to Pick Out His Son's Voice on a Crowded

question 112

Multiple Choice

A parent's ability to pick out his son's voice on a crowded playground is an example of

• A)selective attention.
• B)sustained attention.
• C)divided attention.
• D)executive attention.

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Definitions:

Studio System

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