Nina does a demonstration of "seeing" the blind spot, in which a grid pattern surrounds the black dot that disappears when it falls on the blind spot. What does Nina most likely see in the area where the dot disappears
A) a blurry gray area
B) a white circle
C) nothing
D) a continuation of the grid pattern

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Nina would most likely see a continuation of the grid pattern due to the brain's ability to fill in missing information in the visual field, especially when the surrounding area has a consistent pattern. This phenomenon helps maintain a continuous perception of the environment even when parts of the visual field fall on the blind spot.

Nina Does a Demonstration of "Seeing" the Blind Spot, in Which