Professor Hancock is giving a lecture about peripheral vision. Which is the most likely to say?
A) It is very sensitive to detail.
B) It is easier to recognize single objects in the periphery that are not surrounded by other objects.
C) It is not very sensitive to light.
D) It is most sensitive to color, which helps to differentiate multiple objects clearly.

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Professor Hancock is likely to say that it is easier to recognize single objects in the periphery that are not surrounded by other objects. This is because our brain processes information in the periphery differently than in the center of vision, making it easier to detect singular objects rather than complex visual information. The other options are unlikely as peripheral vision is not known for being sensitive to detail, it is actually sensitive to light, and color differentiation is not the primary function of peripheral vision.

Professor Hancock Is Giving a Lecture About Peripheral Vision