Shaurice has volunteered to participate in a psychology experiment. When she arrives, a lab assistant standing on the other side of a counter greets her. The lab assistant explains the informed consent procedure and asks Shaurice to sign a form. As the lab assistant reaches for the form he drops it behind the counter. He bends down behind the counter to pick it up, but another person stands up holding the form. After Shaurice signs it, she is asked if she noticed any difference. Shaurice replies that she did not. This phenomenon is known as: O dual processing. change blindness. the cocktail party effect. blindsight.

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