The Ability to Point to and Sometimes Discriminate Visual Stimuli

question 7

Multiple Choice

The ability to point to and sometimes discriminate visual stimuli without any conscious awareness of having seen them is called:

• A) binocular rivalry.
• B) perceptual bistability.
• C) blindsight.
• D) change blindness.

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