Selection Attention, a Key Concept Introduced in the Microskills Framework

Multiple Choice

Selection attention, a key concept introduced in the microskills framework:

A) is less important in key theories of helping such as person-centered and brief counseling.
B) is based on the brain that is wired to attend stimuli to cope with the environment.
C) is brought about by the hippocampus and the energizing amygdala through selective memory.
D) has become the central concept of person-centered and brief counseling.