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Roger Sperry cut a newt's optic nerve and rotated the eye. Axons from what used to be the dorsal part of the retina (now located on the ventral side) grew back to the target areas ____.
 
  a. that ordinarily get input from the dorsal retina
 b. that ordinarily get input from the ventral retina
 c. that ordinarily get input from the center of the retina
  d. equally and diffusely

Question 2

Hans Selye's defined stress in terms of ____.
 
  a. the duration of troubling events
 b. an increase in worry
 c. the nonspecific response of the body to any demand
  d. the amount of homework to be done



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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