In Monkey Hand Grip Experiments, a Monkey Briefly Sees an Object

question 8

Multiple Choice

 In monkey hand grip experiments, a monkey briefly sees an object, the lights go out, then the monkey is prompted to reach for the object. When the monkey reaches for the object, _____.

• A) he often will use the wrong grip because he is unable to see the object in the dark
• B) he will use the correct grip only if his attention is redirected to the object
• C) neurons that respond to the specific grip being used will be activated
• D) neurons may be preferentially activated as a result of just seeing the object

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