A manipulation that participants consistently notice
A) is high in construct validity.
B) is strong.
C) is salient.
D) elicits satisficing.

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A manipulation that participants consistently notice is considered salient. Salience refers to the degree to which a stimulus stands out or is noticeable to participants, and is not directly related to construct validity or strength of the manipulation. Satisficing refers to participants responding in a way to minimize effort or cognitive resources, which is not relevant in this context.

A Manipulation That Participants Consistently Notice