Normally sighted people whose visual cortex is temporally disabled with magnetic stimulation can nevertheless sense the emotion expressed in pictured faces.This best illustrates our capacity for

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The fact that temporally disabling the visual cortex through magnetic stimulation does not prevent individuals from sensing the emotion expressed in pictured faces suggests that unconscious information processing is occurring, as individuals are still able to interpret the emotional content of the stimuli despite not being consciously aware of the visual information. Choice blindness (A) refers to the phenomenon whereby individuals fail to notice changes in their choices, inattentional blindness (C) refers to the failure to notice unexpected objects or events when attention is focused elsewhere, and sequential information processing (D) refers to the processing of information in a step-by-step or linear manner. None of these concepts are directly relevant to the given scenario.

Normally Sighted People Whose Visual Cortex Is Temporally Disabled with Magnetic