In the Context of the Perception Process, Which of the Following

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Multiple Choice

In the context of the perception process, which of the following is a difference between attention and retention?

• A) Attention is the process of incorporating new information into our existing knowledge, whereas retention is the process of attaching meaning to new knowledge.
• B) Retention of information is not affected by perceptual filters, whereas attention to information is affected by perceptual filters.
• C) Retention is the process of memorizing information after we have perceived something, whereas attention is the process of noticing, or becoming aware of, particular stimuli.
• D) Attention is an involuntary process, whereas retention is a voluntary process.

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Definitions:

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