The cocktail party phenomenon describes a situation in which individuals
A. process incoming information even if they are not consciously attending to it.
B. who spend time in groups start to think with one mind, following a strong leader.
C. who consume alcohol lose their inhibitions and process information differently.
D. invited to the party exhibit feelings of superiority compared to those not invited.
Answer:A
The cocktail party phenomenon describes a situation in which individuals
A. process incoming information even if they are not consciously attending to it. B. who spend time in groups start to think with one mind, following a strong leader. C. who consume alcohol lose their inhibitions and process information differently. D. invited to the party exhibit feelings of superiority compared to those not invited.