According to Albert S. Bregman's description of auditory scene analysis:
A) unrelated auditory streams rarely start or stop at exactly the same time.
B) unrelated auditory streams typically start and stop at the same time.
C) a single auditory stream typically includes an abrupt change in frequency, amplitude, or timbre.
D) each of the frequency components of a single auditory stream tends to change independently of the others.

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Albert S. Bregman's theory of auditory scene analysis suggests that unrelated auditory streams rarely start or stop at exactly the same time, as this is one of the cues the auditory system uses to segregate different sound sources.