I believe the answer is D, but I could use a second opinion. All are true of selective attention EXCEPT:OA) Hearing your name called in a crowded noisy room is an example of selectiveattentionB) It is a type of directed attentionC) An example of selective attention is the cocktail party phenomenonD) Texting and driving is an example of successful selective attention00 Certain Inputs can be filtered out

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All are true of selective attention EXCEPT: OA) Hearing your name called in a crowded noisy room is an example of selective attention B) It is a type of directed attention 0O An example of selective attention is the cocktail party phenomenon D) Texting and driving is an example of successful selective attention O E) Certain inputs can be filtered out

All are true of selective attention EXCEPT: OA) Hearing your name called in a crowded noisy room is an example of selective attention B) It is a type of directed attention 0O An example of selective attention is the cocktail party phenomenon D) Texting and driving is an example of successful selective attention O E) Certain inputs can be filtered out

Essentials Of Human Development

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Chapter4: The Emergence Of Thought And Language: Cognitive Development In Infancy And Early Childhood

Section4.2: Information Processing During Infancy And Early Childhood

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