Normally sighted people whose visual cortex is disabled with magnetic stimulation can nevertheless sense the emotion expressed in faces.This best illustrates our capacity for
A) choice blindness.
B) unconscious information processing.
C) inattentional blindness.
D) sequential information processing.

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The fact that people whose visual cortex is disabled with magnetic stimulation can still sense the emotion expressed in faces suggests that this information is being processed unconsciously.

Normally Sighted People Whose Visual Cortex Is Disabled with Magnetic