What Evidence Suggests That Information Is Processed in Parallel

question 46

Multiple Choice

What evidence suggests that information is processed in parallel?

• A) People can do two different tasks at once (e.g., visual and auditory) but not two of the same tasks at once (e.g., two visual).
• B) People can do two of the same tasks at once (e.g., two visual) just as easily as they can do one of the tasks (e.g., one visual).
• C) People can do two different tasks at once (e.g., visual and auditory) just as easily as they can do two of the same tasks at once (e.g., two visual).
• D) People can do two of the same tasks at once (e.g., two visual) but not two different tasks at once (e.g., visual and auditory).

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