Anne Triesman's version of the filter theory_______________.   a. irrelevant information is blocked at the level of sensory registers   b. irrelevant information is attenuated at the level of sensory registers   c. all information is processed to a semantic level   d. information reverberates in sensory registers   e. none of the above

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