Refer to the Figure, in Which the Blue Bars Represent

Multiple Choice

Refer to the figure, in which the blue bars represent "same" trials and the red bars represent "switch" trials.
What is the best interpretation of Stager and Werker's 1997 data, represented by the four bars in the graph?

A) Children have a difficult time realizing that two different auditory stimuli mean different things if the phonetic distinction between them is minimal.
B) Children have a difficult time realizing that two different auditory stimuli mean different things if the phonetic distinction between them is large.
C) Children reliably map different auditory stimuli onto different meanings regardless of whether the stimuli sound very similar or very different.
D) Mean looking times cannot be used to describe how children map meaning onto sound information.