Normal People Who Have Been Blindfolded Can Name an Object

question 138

Multiple Choice

Normal people who have been blindfolded can name an object placed in their left hand because:

• A) the absence of visual cues facilitates spatial imagery in the right hemisphere of the brain.
• B) information about the object is transferred across the corpus callosum to the
• Left hemisphere of the brain.
• C) information about the object is transferred directly and simultaneously to both hemispheres of the brain.
• D) the right hemisphere of normal people can process language without the aid of

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