Ajustification of motion sickness in which the information from vision disagrees with the information from the vestibular senses, resulting in dizziness, nausea, and other physical issues is known as:

sensory conflict theory

Explanation:

Motion sickness or motion sickness is a disorder because there is a disagreement between visually perceived movement and the sense of movement of the vestibular system produced by repetitive linear and angular acceleration and deceleration produced by cars, airplanes, trains or by sea.

Treatments aim to minimize sensory conflict:

- Look forward to the horizon.

- Restrict head movements.

- Avoid traveling lying down.

- Avoid reading and texting.

- Eat shortly before the trip.

- On long trips, stop every two to three hours

the answer should be c