In a typical example of stream-of-consciousness, the baseball player mentions his children trying to get his attention to play, his thoughts that kierkegaard would be able to identify the reason for his slump, the fact that his wife tried to scare him with a gorilla mask, and his fear that perhaps he had been hit by a baseball. which of the following is the most significant piece of information discovered from this example of stream-of-consciousness writing? a. the narrator believes that the reason for his slump is related to kierkegaard's philosophies. b. the reader thinks that he has lost his memory. c. the reader is concerned that he will not be able to keep his cool much longer. d. the reader enjoys reading nonfiction, academic style writing.