Chambers, Tanenhaus, and Magnuson Gave Participants Temporarily Ambiguous Sentences Such

Chambers, Tanenhaus, and Magnuson gave participants temporarily ambiguous sentences such as "Pour the egg in the bowl over the flour." The eggs in the scene could be in liquid form or whole. The results showed that the listeners:

A) Did not restrict their attention to any particular object
B) Restricted their attention to objects that were not physically compatible with what they heard
C) Did not pay attention to the ambiguous sentence
D) Restricted their attention to the egg in liquid form regardless of the sentence
E) Restricted their attention to objects that were physically compatible with what they heard