Choosing to Interpret Different Stimuli in Different Ways, Often Ignoring

question 5

Multiple Choice

Choosing to interpret different stimuli in different ways, often ignoring some factors while enhancing others, is known as:

• A) selective distortion
• B) significative stimuli
• C) a mind-picture
• D) selective perception

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