Evidence from many studies of the psychological refractory period has offered support for the predictions of:

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The psychological refractory period refers to the delay in responding to a second stimulus when it is presented shortly after a first stimulus. Cognitive bottleneck theory predicts that this delay is due to a bottleneck in information processing that occurs after the first stimulus and before the response selection stage. Thus, D is the best choice. Capacity theory and instance theory are not directly related to the psychological refractory period, while feature integration theory and visual search theory are more focused on visual attention rather than the processing limitations that cause the psychological refractory period.

Evidence from Many Studies of the Psychological Refractory Period Has