Your Textbook States That Phonemic Restoration Is a Kind of Illusion

Your textbook states that phonemic restoration is a kind of illusion. This statement is true because

A) we think that we hear boundaries between words, even when a physical boundary does not really exist.
B) we think that we are accurate when we replace a missing phoneme, but we typically make many errors.
C) we make too much use of bottom-up processing.
D) we think that we hear a speech sound, even if it is not present in the distal stimulus.