1. In humans, what happens to visual information from the left visual field?
A. It reaches the right half of each retina, which sends messages to the left hemisphere.
B. It reaches the right half of each retina, which sends messages to the right hemisphere.
C. It reaches the left half of each retina, which sends messages to the left hemisphere.
D. It reaches the left half of each retina, which sends messages to the right hemisphere.
Juiste antwoord=B
2. At the human optic chiasm, which axons cross to the opposite hemisphere?
A. Those from the nasal (inside) half of each retina
B. Those from the temporal (outside) half of each retina
C. Those from the center of each retina
D. All the axons from each retina
Juiste antwoord=A
3. Under what condition can a split-brain person describe something he or she sees?
A. After seeing it in the right visual field
B. After seeing it in the left visual field
C. After seeing it with the right eye
D. After seeing it with the left eye
Juiste antwoord=A
A. It reaches the right half of each retina, which sends messages to the left hemisphere.
B. It reaches the right half of each retina, which sends messages to the right hemisphere.
C. It reaches the left half of each retina, which sends messages to the left hemisphere.
D. It reaches the left half of each retina, which sends messages to the right hemisphere.
Juiste antwoord=B
2. At the human optic chiasm, which axons cross to the opposite hemisphere?
A. Those from the nasal (inside) half of each retina
B. Those from the temporal (outside) half of each retina
C. Those from the center of each retina
D. All the axons from each retina
Juiste antwoord=A
3. Under what condition can a split-brain person describe something he or she sees?
A. After seeing it in the right visual field
B. After seeing it in the left visual field
C. After seeing it with the right eye
D. After seeing it with the left eye
Juiste antwoord=A
