Stimuli to which we have not attended can briefly prime our responses to subsequent events.This best illustrates the importance of
A) the false consensus effect.
B) repression.
C) unconscious thought.
D) identification.

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The statement refers to the idea of unconscious thought, where stimuli to which we have not consciously attended can still affect our behavior or responses. This is related to the concept of priming, where exposure to one stimulus can affect our response to a subsequent stimulus, without us being consciously aware of it. The other options, such as false consensus effect, repression, and identification, do not directly relate to the concept of unconscious priming.

Stimuli to Which We Have Not Attended Can Briefly Prime