Split-Brain Patients Are Asked to Detect Targets That Appear Briefly

question 3

Multiple Choice

Split-brain patients are asked to detect targets that appear briefly on a computer screen. On some trials, the targets are preceded by cues that correctly indicate their upcoming location. The detection advantage produced by the cues

• A)occurs only if the cue and subsequent target are shown in the same visual field.
• B)occurs only if the cue and subsequent target appear in the left visual field.
• C)occurs only if the cue and subsequent target appear in the right visual field.
• D)occurs regardless of which visual field contains the cue and target.

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