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Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Option 2 : reallocating working memory from the task at hand toward monitoring the sound as a potential threat.
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सही उत्तर reallocating working memory from the task at hand toward monitoring the sound as a potential threat. है।
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Refer to the passage given above. The passage suggests that the human brain deals with unpredictable sound by:
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shutting down auditory processing entirely during sleep.
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reallocating working memory from the task at hand toward monitoring the sound as a potential threat.
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expanding long-term memory capacity to compensate for lost concentration.
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filtering out all background sound automatically once it becomes constant.
Correct Answer: reallocating working memory from the task at hand toward monitoring the sound as a potential threat.
The passage explains that the brain treats unpredictable sound as a standing threat, "diverting working memory toward monitoring and away from the task at hand." The other options describe mechanisms the passage never mentions.
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