Fox and Blake showed that after monocular adaptation to high contrast stimuli:
A) Aftereffects were similar whether or not the other eye viewed a different high contrast stimulus
B) An aftereffect could not be obtained from the unadapted eye
C) Aftereffects were as strong as with binocular adaptation
D) Aftereffects were stronger than with low contrast adapting stimuli
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