At the end of the fiscal year, a company's accountant is shocked to see a major increase in the CEO's travel expenses. The CEO began taking more trips, stating he used them to meet with potential investors. Some of the investors did ultimately invest in the company, but the travel expenses were still significantly more than what was budgeted for. Why is this an example of change blindness? Question 16 options: A) The CEO failed to calculate the difference between travel costs and potential investments. B) The accountant failed to notice that the CEO was spending more on travel over time. C) The accountant failed to notice the impact of new investment dollars. D) The CEO failed to increase the travel budget to correspond with increased travel