Which statement about change blindness is most accurate
A) When sorting blocks according to color in a computer-based task, sudden changes to task-irrelevant features are detected better than changes to task-relevant features.
B) When changes are made to a well-known, iconic building or vista, the changes are detected by at least 90% of viewers.
C) Changes to objects appearing in their usual locations are more easily detected than those occurring to objects in atypical locations.
D) Smokers detect changes to smoking-related objects (e.g., lighters) better than changes to other household objects.

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Smokers have been shown to have a heightened awareness of changes to smoking-related objects due to their relevance and significance to the smoker, illustrating an example of attentional bias towards relevant stimuli.

Which Statement About Change Blindness Is Most Accurate