When Fiona was a child, her grandmother taught her to make lasagna. Now, when Nicholas asks Fiona for her lasagna recipe, she realizes she doesn’t know the measurements for the ingredients because she always “just makes it.” Fiona’s ability to cook lasagna without being aware of measuring the ingredients is best described as an example of ______.a) conscious processingb) the global workspace modelc) unconscious processingd) subliminal perception

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