Jenny, the pitcher for her softball team, adjusts her grip on the ball, squints to block the glare of the hot sun, receives a signal from the catcher, and begins her windup as teammates chant in nervous anticipation. if asked, jenny would report she is experiencing all the sights and sounds of a softball game as a whole scene rather than experiencing each perception individually. this illustrates the of consciousness. a) unityb) selectivityc) transienced) intentionality

Option A

Explanation:

The unity of consciousness was a primary worry of most logicians in what is regularly known as the 'classical style current time', i.e., generally from sixteenth to nineteenth century, including Descartes, Leibniz, Kant, Brentano, James, and so forth.  Human awareness for the most part shows a striking unity. At the point when one encounters a commotion and, state, a torment, one isn't aware of the clamor and afterward, independently, of the agony.  One is aware of the clamor and torment together, as parts of a solitary cognizant encounter. Since in any event the hour of Immanuel Kant (1781/7), this marvel has been known as the solidarity of awareness.  All the more for the most part, it is awareness not of A and, independently, of B and, independently, of C, yet of An and-B-and-C together, as the substance of a solitary cognizant state.

Ithink the answer is c but then again i'm probably wrong