The selective perception of most voters means that they A. make rational choices about the purposive benefits to themselves of voting for a particular candidate. B. keep a fairly open mind regarding the candidates during the election campaign, and choose based on rational analysis. C. are susceptible to having their minds changed fairly easily by effective campaigns. D. pay most attention to things they already agree with, and interpret events according to their own predispositions.

This is explained to be a process where an individual is seen go perceive methods in which things that done by he/she is seen to be right; it can fall in to be a stereotype towards a person or on a thing making you ignore totally the opposing viewpoints. This directly lets the said individual visualize exactly what is made up already in his mind and not being totally rational, making he/she blind towards the real deal. In the case above, individuals tend to vote for a political party, only because it caters to your beliefs, not reasoning on the candidates value to he/she. Therefore, it pay most attention to things they already agree with, and interpret events according to their own predispositions.