At any given time, our visual experience includes a number of objects that may or may not change from one fixation to the next. We will perceive the most information about changes in which of these objects?
a) The ones we are focusing o
b) The ones that change the most
c) The ones that stay the most stable
d) The ones we have not yet processed
A
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