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Selective Exposure, Retention, and Perception

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Selective Exposure, Retention, and Perception

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When a person only follows and retains information that further confirms their own beliefs and biases. People may completely ignore or modify opposing viewpoints and sources to further prove their own beliefs correct. In an age where people can only visit websites tailored to their own beliefs, it is extremely easy and common to only listen to your side and their arguments.

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Sesame Street Syndrome is described as a condition where students in classes and lectures expect to be entertained while they learn. This is greatly reinforced by the ease of access to the internet with today's technology. The term "Sesame Street Syndrome" was coined because the show Sesame Street gives children an entertaining and fun approach towards learning, which translates to the use of wireless internet by older students who have access to it.

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People like to organize things into groups by similarities because the human mind likes patterns. Which allows for the mind to remember things easier

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The idea of classifying people by their interests and hobbies, that are permanent.

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When a person conforms to their surroundings and experiences a change in emotion, behavior, or opinions. Social Influences can be attributed to peer pressure, obedience, company marketing, and social events.

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the action or fact of carefully choosing someone or something as being the best or most suitable. Putting people in categories.

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Terms which are opposite.

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Something that causes excitement in someone or something.