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Question 3 A split-brain client is shown a frog in her right visual field. She is asked to identify what she sees. She most likely will be able to point to the frog with her left hand. point to the frog with both hands. say the word frog. write the word frog with her left hand.

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Answer: say the word "frog."

Reason: The right visual field projects to the left hemisphere, which in most people houses the language centers. In a split-brain patient (corpus callosum severed) the left hemisphere can therefore name the object it sees, but the right hemisphere (which controls the left hand) cannot access the language representation to produce a verbal label or write it with the left hand.