When an auto industry manager raves about plans for a car design and fails to see the flaws in the model, he is engaging in this.
A)Confidence overload
B)Selective perception
C)Filtering
D)Emotional dissonance

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This situation describes selective perception, which is when someone only sees what they want to see or what supports their beliefs, while filtering involves intentionally ignoring information that is not congruent with one's beliefs or opinions. Confidence overload and emotional dissonance are not applicable in this scenario.

When an Auto Industry Manager Raves About Plans for a Car