Dorothy, a Social Activist, Loves to Listen to Speeches of Well-Known

Dorothy, a social activist, loves to listen to speeches of well-known activists. She loves to read autobiographies of renowned social workers and their journey toward successful reforms. Her circle of friends mainly comprises people who care for society. In this case, Dorothy's tendency most likely exemplifies ________.

A) self-fulfilling prophecy
B) self-perception
C) selective exposure hypothesis
D) minimal justification hypothesis