The Salience Effect Is the Tendency to

Multiple Choice

The salience effect is the tendency to

A) perceive others who are like ourselves more positively than we perceive people who are different.
B) focus attention on individuals who are conspicuously different from others in a group.
C) perceive individuals with a higher position in the social hierarchy more positively than we perceive those with a lower position in the social hierarchy.
D) perceive individuals with disabilities as noncontributors to society.
E) focus attention on individuals who see themselves more positively than others around them.