Which of These Scenarios Shows How Motion Works as an External

question 52

Multiple Choice

Which of these scenarios shows how motion works as an external factor in perceptual selection?

• A) To convince the client to go with the new advertisement, Ned displayed the ad on a poster that was ten times the size of a regular magazine page.
• B) Bobby received an e-mail from his boss that said, "Please report immediately to the human resource director."
• C) Jane was hired by the sandwich shop to stand outside with a signboard and direct people into the store.
• D) Kellen reminded the marketing group to always include the company logo in any materials they sent out.

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