When Initially Viewed Through a Prism, a Hand Looks and Feels

When initially viewed through a prism, a hand looks and feels to be in different positions. In this situation:

A) Vision always dominates touch, so that the hand is perceived in the seen position
B) Touch always dominates vision, so that the hand is perceived in the felt position
C) Perceived position is a compromise between proprioception and vision, which depends on the relative availability of information in the two modalities
D) None of these