Using FMRI, Saproo and Serences (2014) Showed That

question 2

Multiple Choice

Using fMRI, Saproo and Serences (2014) showed that:

• A) Attending to a direction in one part of the visual field has no effect on activity in regions responding to other parts of the visual field
• B) Attending to a direction in one part of the visual field enhances responses in regions throughout the visual field
• C) Attending to a direction in one part of the visual field can enhance the response to that direction and decrease the response to the opposite direction elsewhere in the visual field
• D) None of these

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