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In some studies dealing with processing limitations, the information that is missed tends to be at the periphery of a visual display, suggesting that the limitation is due to ________. However, other studies show similar processing limitations with information presented in the center of a display, suggesting that the limitation is due to the ________ of information that can be processed.
A) spreading activation, fixation point
B) visual acuity, quality
C) spatial decay, quantity
D) sensory processing, amount

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