A Split-Brain Patient Who Sees Something in One Visual Field

question 109

Multiple Choice

A split-brain patient who sees something in one visual field and later can point to it with the left hand must:

• A) have seen it in the right visual field.
• B) have seen it in the left visual field.
• C) be able to say what it was.
• D) be able to point to it with the right hand, also.

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