Question 12 / 50:  In one study of blindsight, monkeys had ablation of the left primary visual cortex and

the splenium of the corpus callosum. In the first experiment, monkeys responded to a

light coming on by touching the location of the light on a monitor. In the second

experiment, monkeys did the same task, but also touched a specified location when

they believed that no light came on (blank trials). The findings were:

A  monkeys identified lights coming on in both visual fields in both experiments
B  monkeys identified lights coming on only in the left visual field in both experiments
C  monkeys identified lights coming on in both visual fields in the second experiment, but only
in the left visual field in the first experiment
D  monkeys identified lights coming on in both visual fields in the first experiment, but only
in the left visual field in the second experiment
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