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You started thinking about an interesting point your professor just made in class. While you are thinking about the question, the professor continued to lecture.
 
  Later, when comparing notes with your friend in class, you noticed that you did not have as much information written down as she did. This is an example of ___________________ _____.
   a. failure of multitasking c. failure of selection in space
   b. failure of selection in time d. failure of selection in context

Question 2

Endogenous attention :: exogenous attention as ______________.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

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