The inability to quickly detect changes in a complex visual scene is called
A)inattentional blindness.
B)change blindness.
C)attentional blindness.

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Change blindness is the correct term for the phenomenon of being unable to quickly detect changes in a complex visual scene. Inattentional blindness refers to an inability to notice an unexpected object, even if it is in plain sight, because attention is focused elsewhere. Attentional blindness refers to a failure to notice an important and conspicuous object that should be visible because attention is focused elsewhere.

The Inability to Quickly Detect Changes in a Complex Visual