Conscious experience arises from

A) parallel processing.
B) inattentional blindness.
C) dual processing.
D) synchronized activity across the brain.

Conscious experience arises from synchronized activity across the brain. When different parts of the brain are working together in a synchronized manner, it can give rise to conscious experience. This is supported by research on brain waves and neural oscillations, which show that different frequencies of synchronized neural activity are associated with different states of consciousness. Parallel processing and dual processing are related to the unconscious processing of information, while inattentional blindness refers to a failure to consciously perceive something that is in plain sight.