A capacity to monitor simultaneously the color,shape,and motion of a flying kite best illustrates

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Parallel processing refers to the ability of the brain to process multiple aspects of a visual stimulus simultaneously. In this case, the brain is able to simultaneously monitor the color, shape, and motion of a flying kite. The other options are not relevant to this situation - the popout phenomenon refers to the rapid detection of a unique object among other objects, the cocktail party effect refers to the ability to focus on one auditory stimulus while filtering out others, and change blindness refers to the failure to detect changes in a visual scene.

A Capacity to Monitor Simultaneously the Color,shape,and Motion of a Flying