Eye tracking studies investigating attention as we carry out actions such as making a peanut butter sandwich shows that a person's eye movements
A)usually followed a motor action by a fraction of a second.
B)were influenced by unusual objects placed in the scene.
C)were determined primarily by the task.
D)continually scanned all objects and areas of the scene.

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Eye tracking studies have shown that a person's eye movements are determined primarily by the task they are performing. In the case of making a peanut butter sandwich, the person's eyes would likely focus on the bread, peanut butter, knife, and other relevant objects to complete the task at hand.

Eye Tracking Studies Investigating Attention as We Carry Out Actions