When Trying to Remember Something, Individuals Often Focus Only on the Information

question 126

Multiple Choice

When trying to remember something, individuals often focus only on the information that is most relevant to their current goal, while not focusing on other information. This strategy is referred to as:

• A) selective attention.
• B) planning.
• C) analogical reasoning.
• D) rehearsal.

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