If you and your neighbor, who belongs to a different political party, both listen to the same presidential debate but come away with opposite conclusions about who won the debate, which of the following would be the best hypothesis to explain this?
a. central tendency
b. distinctiveness
c. projected similarity
d. selective attention
e. self-serving bias
Question 2
Which of the following is not a step in the processing of stimuli during perception?
a. selection
b. organization
c. evaluation
d. synthesis
e. none of the aboveall are correct
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