The focusing effect is:
A) when some information is emphasized while other information is undervalued.
B) a failure to see the limitations of one's own immediate experience.
C) the tendency to prioritize information that is most readily available in our memory.
D) the tendency to overestimate one's skills and abilities.

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The focusing effect occurs when certain pieces of information are given more attention or emphasis, while other information is overlooked or undervalued. This can lead to a skewed perception or decision-making process based on the highlighted information.

The Focusing Effect Is