The selective listening process of making a decision of whether or not to go to class and therefore avoid listening to the information being presented in class is called:

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Selective Exposure refers to the process where individuals choose whether or not to expose themselves to certain information based on their interests, beliefs, or attitudes. In this case, deciding not to go to class to avoid listening to the information presented is an example of selective exposure, as the individual is actively choosing not to be exposed to that information.

The Selective Listening Process of Making a Decision of Whether