Maruya Et Al

question 22

Multiple Choice

Maruya et al. used Continuous Flash Suppression in the other eye to prevent perception of a monocularly presented moving adapting stimulus and compared the resulting aftereffects to those obtained without monocular suppression adaptation. They found:

• A) Aftereffects from the adapted eye even with monocular suppression
• B) No aftereffects from the adapted eye with monocular suppression
• C) Aftereffects from the unadapted eye with monocular suppression, but only on static test fields
• D) No aftereffects from the unadapted eye with monocular suppression

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