According to Bruner's Model of the Perceptual Process, When an Unfamiliar

question 112

Multiple Choice

According to Bruner's model of the perceptual process, when an unfamiliar target is encountered, we are likely to be ________ to target cues.Once the target has been categorized, however, we become ________ selective in our cue search.

• A)open; more
• B)closed; more
• C)open; less
• D)closed; less
• E)selective; consistent

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