A Person Who Is Able to Ignore Distractions and Focus

question 74

Multiple Choice

A person who is able to ignore distractions and focus on information necessary to solve a problem is good at

• A)selective attention.
• B)selective encoding.
• C)selective combination.
• D)selective comparison.

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Definitions:

Charges

Fees or prices asked for goods and services, or accusations made against someone in a legal context.

Payments

Transactions or transfers of money that are made to settle a debt or an account.

Double-Entry Bookkeeping System

A method of accounting where every transaction is recorded in at least two accounts, with one account being debited and another credited, ensuring the accounting equation balances.

Single-Entry System

An accounting method where each financial transaction is recorded with only one entry, making it simpler but less detailed than double-entry systems.