Nonverbal visual stimuli, such as faces or shapes, are recognized more accurately if they are presented to the
A) left visual field.
B) right visual field.
C) left hemisphere.
D) precise center of the two visual fields.

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Nonverbal visual stimuli, such as faces or shapes, are recognized more accurately when presented to the left visual field because this field is processed by the right hemisphere of the brain, which is specialized for nonverbal and spatial tasks.

Nonverbal Visual Stimuli, Such as Faces or Shapes, Are Recognized