How does selective perception work as a shortcut in judging other people?
a. Bits and pieces of what we observe are chosen randomly.
b. Bits and pieces of what we observe are selectively chosen according to our interests and background.
c. Such observations allow us to arrive at warranted judgments quickly.
d. It allows us to "speed-read" without the risk of inaccurate conclusions.
e. Bits and pieces of what we observe allow us to judge people with complete accuracy.
Ans: b. Bits and pieces of what we observe are selectively chosen according to our interests and background.
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