2. How does University of Utah psychologist David Strayer characterize the difference between “looking” and “seeing” in the context of driving?
(A) Looking means paying attention, while seeing means being distracted.
(B) Looking implies processing visual signals, while seeing implies visual distraction.
(C) Looking and seeing are synonymous in the context of driving.
(D) Looking involves gazing directly at objects, while seeing involves understanding the road environment.