Newsome Et Al

question 2

Multiple Choice

Newsome et al. (1989) used the coherence of motion technique to study monkeys' perception of motion. When comparing the results of single-cell recordings from area MT with the monkeys' judgments, they found that:

• A) the judgments were about what one would expect if the judgments were based on the responses of the population of MT neurons.
• B) the judgments were about what one would expect if the judgments were based on the responses of the population of V1 neurons.
• C) the judgments were inconsistent with what one would expect if the judgments were based on the responses of the population of MT neurons.
• D) the responses of the population of MT neurons appeared unrelated to the judgments that the monkeys made.

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