Given the following problem: Pretend that you are a bus driver. You begin the day with an empty bus. At the first stop, you let on 10 passengers. At your second stop, 4 people get off the bus, and 12 people on. At your third stop, 8 people get off the bus, and 2 people get on. At your fourth stop, nobody gets off the bus, and 1 person gets on. How old is the bus driver? A person may not be able to solve this problem because of selective combination. That is the answer that I chose and it was wrong and I don't which one of the following is right, does anyone else know the correct answer?

a. selective attention.
b. selective encoding.
c. selective comparison.

I would say selective comparison... The bus driver has to be over 18 at least.because you can't drive a bus younger than that.

The correct answer to the question "How old is the bus driver?" is not related to any of the options you provided (a. selective attention, b. selective encoding, c. selective comparison). Instead, the age of the bus driver has nothing to do with the given problem.

To find the bus driver's age, we need additional information unrelated to the problem scenario. The problem only describes the bus driver's actions and the number of passengers getting on and off at each stop. There is no mention of the bus driver's age or any clues to determine it.

Therefore, it is not possible to determine the age of the bus driver based on the given problem alone.