The ability to consciously recognize and name the color of an object while we simultaneously and unconsciously monitor the object's shape and movement illustrates

A) the popout phenomenon.

B) change blindness.

C) dual processing.

D) blindsight.

C) dual processing

Explanation:

Dual processing is the psychological ability of a person to do two things at once. One of them is usually automatic while the other is concious.

In this instance recognising the color and naming it is concious, while the unconscious action is taking note of the shape.

Concious actions can easily be changed through education and training. But the automatic or impulsive action takes a longer time before behaviour change takes place.