When Split-Brain Patients Are Shown Pictures of Objects Presented on the Left

question 2

Multiple Choice

When split-brain patients are shown pictures of objects presented on the left side of the visual field, they can frequently identify the object by touch, even though they cannot name the object verbally. This illustrates

• A)the importance of the right hemisphere in producing language.
• B)the importance of the left hemisphere in processing tactile stimulation.
• C)the importance of the left hemisphere in producing language.
• D)the normalcy of information processing in split-brain patients.
• E)the hemispheric divisions of the eye and brain connections.

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