The ability to point to and sometimes discriminate visual stimuli without any conscious awareness of having seen them is called:
A) binocular rivalry.
B) perceptual bistability.
C) blindsight.
D) change blindness.

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Blindsight is a phenomenon where individuals who are perceptually blind in certain areas of their visual field demonstrate some degree of visual awareness or responsiveness to visual stimuli without consciously perceiving them. This condition often occurs after damage to the brain's primary visual cortex.

The Ability to Point to and Sometimes Discriminate Visual Stimuli