Objects in the right visual field:
A) stimulate only the right optic nerve.
B) are only detected by retinal ganglion cells in the right eye.
C) stimulate the left half of each retina.
D) are processed in area V1 in the right brain hemisphere.
C) stimulate the left half of each retina.
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Nietzsche believed that many human problems would be solved if:
a. every individual strives to be all that he or she could be. b. philosophers became kings. c. fewer individuals strive to become supermen. d. materialistic philosophy is accepted.
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A. fail to make the transition from sensorimotor to preoperational thought B. rely on sensorimotor action patterns instead of showing evidence of thinking before acting C. assimilate more than they accommodate in order to reduce cognitive discomfort D. shift from assimilation to accommodation and modify their schemes