According to Broadbent's Filter Theory of Attention, Sensory Information Is

Multiple Choice

According to Broadbent's filter theory of attention, sensory information is registered as physical signals and that attention selects only some of those signals to be interpreted for meaning and the rest are:

A) processed for other characteristics.
B) directed to different spatial locations.
C) stored for later processing.
D) discarded and unavailable for later recall.