The difference between divided attention and selective attention is that divided attention requires more automatic processing than selective attention does Answer A: requires more automatic processing than selective attention does A is used primarily in simple tasks, whereas selective attention is used primarily in complex tasks Answer B: is used primarily in simple tasks, whereas selective attention is used primarily in complex tasks B is related to the development of reading skills in children, whereas selective attention is not Answer C: is related to the development of reading skills in children, whereas selective attention is not C is more highly correlated with intelligence than selective attention is Answer D: is more highly correlated with intelligence than selective attention is D is related only to auditory processing, whereas selective attention is related only to visual processing