Which controls in the Object Styles dialog affect multiple views?

The correct answer highlights that the controls in the Object Styles dialog affect all the views in the project. This means that when you make changes to the settings within the Object Styles, those changes are globally applied across all views, ensuring consistency in the appearance of the model regardless of which specific view is being accessed.

This global application is particularly useful for maintaining uniformity in the visual representation of elements, such as line weights, color settings, and visibility settings for various categories of objects in Revit. Therefore, any modifications made will automatically reflect in every view that displays those objects, thereby enhancing the workflow and design process.

In contrast to other options, focusing solely on a specific view, a view template, or a selected view type limits the scope of adjustments and does not leverage the comprehensive functionality of the Object Styles dialog to streamline design standards across an entire project.