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A Split-Brain Patient That Was Briefly Shown an Apple in the Left

Question 116

Question 116

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A split-brain patient that was briefly shown an apple in the left visual field and a banana in the right visual field would report having seen:


A) an apple.
B) a banana.
C) neither.
D) both.

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