One orients to a stimulus by __________.
A) adjusting one's eye position so that the stimulus falls on the fovea
B) relying on peripheral acuity
C) relying primarily on audition
D) relying primarily on tactile response

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Adjusting one's eye position so that the stimulus falls on the fovea is the most accurate way to orient to a visual stimulus, as the fovea has the highest visual acuity. Peripheral acuity (B) is not as precise and relies on the surrounding area rather than the specific location of the stimulus. Audition (C) and tactile response (D) are not relevant for orienting to a visual stimulus.

One Orients to a Stimulus by __________