Which of the Following Really Underlies the Theme of Intersensory

Multiple Choice

Which of the following really underlies the theme of intersensory redundancy?

A) ​Any time there are multiple senses being stimulated at one time, it is necessary to selectively attend to the most important sensory system, which is vision.
B) ​Coordination of sights and sounds is the only real dual-sensory input that requires real attention.
C) ​Paying attention to stimuli that are redundant overuse different parts of the brain, so only focus on one of the two stimuli.
D) ​Any information that's presented in multiple senses must be important, so pay attention to it.