A "late selection" view of attention suggests that

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The "late selection" view of attention suggests that all inputs are processed to a reasonable degree, but only the attended input reaches consciousness. Therefore, option B is the correct answer. Option A is incorrect because it suggests that unattended input receives little to no analysis. Option C is incorrect because although attention can switch back and forth, it does not suggest that unattended inputs receive the same level of analysis as attended inputs. Option D is also incorrect because it suggests that the unattended input is analyzed to a greater extent than the attended input, which is not the case in the "late selection" view of attention.

A "Late Selection" View of Attention Suggests That