One of the first things that a patient will report following the split-brain operation is that
a. he or she has difficulty seeing stimuli presented to the left visual field.
b. his or her right side becomes numb periodically.
c. her or his left hand seems to have a mind of its own.
d. he or she cannot track visual stimuli that are moving from left to right.
e. she or he is more prone to visual illusions.
c. her or his left hand seems to have a mind of its own.
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Expertise can overcome some effects of age but not others. Expertise can nearly always compensate for the deterioration that comes with age. Female experts are better than male experts at keeping their level of expertise stable. The effects of age apply equally to experts and novices.
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A) a feeling of floating. B) increased control over parasympathetic nervous system responses. C) the ability to stop the heart for up to 30 seconds. D) negative affectivity.