When visual information about rate differs from auditory information about rate, we:
A) trust the auditory information unless it is degraded
B) trust the auditory information under all conditions
C) trust the visual information unless it is degraded
D) trust the visual information under all conditions

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When visual and auditory information about rate conflict, humans tend to trust the auditory information unless it is degraded. This is because our auditory system is generally more accurate at timing and rate tasks compared to our visual system.

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