A Theory of Attention Capacity That Argues Against a Central

question 41

Multiple Choice

A theory of attention capacity that argues against a central capacity limit is the:

• A) Dual-task theory
• B) Fixed-capacity theory
• C) Flexible-capacity theory
• D) Multiple-resource theory

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