Do you vary your level of attention and selectiveness depending on the context in which you seek information? For example, do the setting, your purpose, and the type of people involved affect how you acquire information? Consider these three scenarios: a. You are in a large bookstore looking for several books to take on vacation with you. b. You are sitting at a computer in a public place while you search the internet to find some information on a topic for a report you are writing. c. You are at a conference interviewing several people to find out their reactions to the meeting content, hotel services, choice of the conference location, etc. After considering the three scenarios in the question, was there an information-seeking scenario where you found it difficult to gather the information you needed? If there was, what made the information-seeking difficult