The helping-hand phenomenon was demonstrated in a test
A) involving the presentation of a photograph of a nude human figure.
B) involving the presentation of a chimeric figure.
C) in which the test items were in open view on top of a table.
D) in which the patients were asked to reach into two different bags and pull out two different objects.
E) in which the patients were asked to simultaneously pull the same object from two different bags.
Question 2
Each hemisphere of a human split-brain patient is capable of completion. That is why on the chimeric figures test, each hemisphere sees
A) the entire stimulus.
B) a complete, but different, face.
C) only half a face.
D) the same face.
E) only half the stimulus.
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