When Sergent (1982)presented Lateralized Local-Global Stimuli to Control Participants,she Found

question 36

Multiple Choice

When Sergent (1982) presented lateralized local-global stimuli to control participants,she found that

• A)identification of local targets was performed more quickly by the right hemisphere than the left hemisphere.
• B)identification of global targets was performed more quickly by the right hemisphere than the left hemisphere.
• C)identification of local targets was faster when a stimulus was presented in the left visual field rather than the right visual field.
• D)identification of both global and local targets was faster when stimuli were presented in the right visual field rather than the left visual field.

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Understand the diversity of adult relationship dynamics and marital decisions, including cultural variations.

Examine the emotional and psychological effects of adult life events and stages on self-esteem and identity formation.

Recognize the challenges and benefits of transition to parenthood and family life adjustments.

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