Cross-cuing is communication between the hemispheres of a split-brain patient that occurs
A) externally, via the behavior of one of the hemispheres.
B) via the corpus callosum.
C) via any cerebral commissure.
D) via any cerebral commissure other than the corpus callosum.
E) B or C

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Cross-cuing in split-brain patients occurs externally, as the hemispheres cannot communicate directly due to the severed corpus callosum. Instead, one hemisphere may influence the other through external cues or behaviors.

Cross-Cuing Is Communication Between the Hemispheres of a Split-Brain Patient