The idea that we successfully perform many tasks even though we have little conscious awareness of the information processing operations that are involved in completing these tasks is best supported by
A)the Stroop effect.
B)experiments with the visual search task.
C)studies of subliminal perception.
D)investigations of explicit long-term memory.

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Studies of subliminal perception have demonstrated that people can process information and respond to stimuli even when they are not consciously aware of them. This supports the idea that we can perform tasks without conscious awareness of the information processing involved.

The Idea That We Successfully Perform Many Tasks Even Though