Split-Brain Patients Who Are Shown Objects in Such a Way

question 91

Multiple Choice

Split-brain patients who are shown objects in such a way that the visual information goes only to the right hemisphere of the brain ________.

• A) can name the objects and can point to them with their right hand
• B) can neither name the objects nor point to them with their right hand
• C) cannot name the objects, but can point to them with their right hand
• D) can name the objects, but cannot point to them with their right hand

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