Studies with prism adaptation show that, after adaptation, if a person is asked to point straight ahead with eyes closed, the person will point:
A) off to one side.
B) upward.
C) downward.
D) straight ahead.

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After adapting to prism glasses, which shift the visual field, individuals tend to point off to one side when asked to point straight ahead with their eyes closed. This is because the brain has adjusted to the altered visual input, causing a misalignment in the perceived straight-ahead direction.

Studies with Prism Adaptation Show That, After Adaptation, If a Person