From a cognitive-behavioral perspective, many processes determine how we interpret the words and behaviors of others. These processes include:
A) selective attention, assumptions, standards, and attributions.
B) selective attention, assumptions, accommodation, and expectations.
C) standards, assimilation, attributions, and expectations.
D) standards, assimilation, accommodation, and assumptions.

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Selective attention involves focusing on certain cues while ignoring others, assumptions refer to interpreting ambiguous information based on our beliefs and expectations, standards are criteria against which we evaluate situations and people, and attributions are the explanations we make for the behavior of others. Accommodation and assimilation are not mentioned as processes in the cognitive-behavioral perspective.

From a Cognitive-Behavioral Perspective, Many Processes Determine How We Interpret