Selective Perception Refers to How a Sender Purposely Manipulates Information

question 69

True/False

Selective perception refers to how a sender purposely manipulates information so the receiver will see it more favorably.

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Definitions:

Two Stimuli

Two stimuli refer to a pair of distinct sensory inputs that can be presented simultaneously or sequentially to investigate responses or interactions within perceptual and cognitive processes.

Detection

The process of identifying the presence of a particular substance, condition, or entity using specific methods or instruments.

Perceptual Set

A psychological predisposition to perceive something in a particular way based on expectations, experiences, and context.

Moving Light

A phenomenon or object that emits light while changing position or direction, often requiring perceptual tracking to observe.