The white bear effect stems from an experiment by Harvard social psychologist Daniel Wegener. He asked participants to try not to imagine a white bear. As a result, the participants' thinking rebounded strongly and quickly emerged in their minds. The image of a white bear is shown. The experimental results confirm that when we deliberately divert our attention, our minds also start to have unconscious "autonomous monitoring" behaviour-monitoring whether we are still thinking about things we should not think, which prevents us from fundamentally Give up on things. According to the above definition, Which of the following phenomena are most consistent with the white bear effect:. ['In general, people always pay more attention to the things they like.', 'Many adolescent children, the more parents do not let him do anything, the more he wants to do it.', 'A brokenhearted person tries to forget his former lover, but finds that the image of the other person is clearer in his mind.', 'People often forget about completed work quickly, but they still forget about unfinished work.']