We are constantly engaged in the following types of decisions during exposures:

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During exposures, we are constantly filtering (deciding what information to pay attention to), meaning matching (comparing new information to what we already know), and meaning construction (building a coherent understanding of the information). Listening, thinking, and watching (Option A) are all parts of the overall process of exposure, but they are not specific types of decisions. Analyzing, interpreting, and grouping (Option C) are also important parts of the process, but they are more specific to higher-level thinking and may not be constantly occurring during exposure.

We Are Constantly Engaged in the Following Types of Decisions