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Why are typical participants more accurate when words are presented in the right visual field?

A. The words are received by the right hemisphere, which is specialized for language.
B. The words are received by the right hemisphere and sent to the left hemisphere, where language is processed.
C. The words are received by the left hemisphere, which is specialized for language.
D. The words are received by the left hemisphere and sent to the right hemisphere, where language is processed.



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Final answer:

When words are presented in the right visual field and processed by the left hemisphere specialized for language, participants are more accurate in identifying them.


Explanation:

Right visual field images are processed on the left side of the brain and left visual field images are processed on the right side of the brain. Language is primarily associated with the left hemisphere of the brain in most individuals. Consequently, when words are presented in the right visual field and transmitted to the left hemisphere, typical participants are more accurate in processing them due to the left hemisphere's specialization in language.


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