A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same whether read from right or left.While Marshall was originally unaware of the term, once he read an article about palindromes for his English class, he saw the term three more times that week.This is most likely the result of
A)selective retention.
B)selective attention.
C)selective intuition.
D)selective perception.
E)stimulus discrimination.

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This is an example of selective perception, which is the process of filtering information based on our beliefs, experiences, and expectations, and paying attention to information that is relevant to us. Once Marshall became aware of the term palindrome, he was more likely to notice it in other contexts.

A Palindrome Is a Word or Phrase That Reads the Same