Weird Multi?

[lolbox]

In visual perception, an image in the left visual field is processed in the right hemisphere because
(a) light rays from the bottom of a viewed object are bent to fall at the top of the retina
(b) light rays from the left side of an object are bent to the right side of the retina
(c) processing of inverted images is a right hemisphere function
(d) processing of reversed images is a right hemisphere function

is this even in the course?


Also what lengths does retinal disparity work for. My notes have being saying it works for 4 metres but in some exam (insight 08 I think) it said it works for lengths up to 10 metres?

[Visionz]

A?

Retinal Disparity - up to ABOUT 10m
Convergence - up to ABOUT 6m

[littlebecc]

wtf, that is weird.

[Boots]

The answer is B.

The reversal of the image is important to understand because it is a key reason as to why the left visual field is processed in the right hemisphere

[Tashi]

I would actual say that is in the course. ^^ yeah what boots said