The Fact That People Can Do Two Different Tasks at Once

Multiple Choice

The fact that 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) suggests that

A) information is processed in parallel.
B) processing of information is a serial event.
C) the flow of information passes from one memory store to the next.
D) visual information is processed with priority over auditory information.