We Are More Likely to Respond to Negative Stimuli and Filter

Multiple Choice

We are more likely to respond to negative stimuli and filter out positive stimuli when:

A) the information is arousing, personally relevant, or uncertain.
B) the information is context-dependent, dispositionally irrelevant, or precise.
C) the information is temporal, spatially-relevant, or costly.
D) the information is transient, frequency-encoded, or enduring.