A word is flashed before a normal subject so that it is presented to his left visual field.Before the subject can say the word,the:
A) subject must view the word in the right visual field
B) impulses must be localized in the right hemisphere
C) impulses must cross hemispheres
D) impulses must stay in the same hemisphere

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Impulses must cross hemispheres because the left visual field is processed by the right hemisphere of the brain, and language functions are predominantly located in the left hemisphere. Therefore, for the subject to verbalize the word, the information must cross from the right hemisphere to the left hemisphere via the corpus callosum.

A Word Is Flashed Before a Normal Subject So That