Choosing Between Vacation Spots: Selective Thinking

Explanation:

Mary will Reject spot B which can be explained by the process of Selective thinking.

Selective thinking is the practice in which one chooses favorable memory and concentration information while ignoring unfavorable proof or belief. This can influence decision-making when faced with multiple choices.

This phenomenon is the foundation of many beliefs in so-called mind readers, psychic powers portrayed in the media, and can also be attributed to mysticism and pseudo science beliefs.

When comparing between Spot A and Spot B, Mary will likely reject Spot B despite its attractive features such as lots of sunshine, gorgeous beaches and coral reefs, and ultra-modern hotel. The presence of very cold water and very strong winds at Spot B may outweigh the positive aspects for Mary.

While the modern hotel at Spot B may be appealing, factors such as cold water and strong winds could make the overall vacation less enjoyable, leading to Mary's rejection of this option.