A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same whether read from right or left (e.g.,madam).Originally,Marshall was had never recalled hearing the term.However,when he read an article about palindromes for his English class,he saw three examples of the term within a matter of days.This is most likely the result of A)selective retention. B)selective attention. C)selective intuition. D)stimulus discrimination. E)selective perception.

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Selective perception is the tendency to notice and remember information that aligns with one's existing beliefs or experiences. After learning about palindromes, Marshall became more aware of them, leading to increased recognition.

A Palindrome Is a Word or Phrase That Reads the Same