Sarah is driving down a street looking for a restaurant she has never been to where she is supposed to meet a friend for supper. She almost hits a pedestrian at a crosswalk who crosses the street in front of her. The pedestrian yells at her for the near accident saying that he saw Sarah looking right at him which is why he thought it was safe to cross. Sarah feels quite flustered since the pedestrian on the crosswalk seemed to appear out of nowhere. Sarah most likely experienced: O visual masking Oinattentional blindness O change phenomenon O subliminal perception

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