Impairments in bimanual coordination following hemispheric disconnection appeared to be reduced when subjects performed actions that required:
A) a high degree of conscious control.
B) a minimal degree of conscious control.
C) manipulation of household objects.
D) new stimulus-response learning.

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If the task requires minimal conscious control, it is likely to be more automatic and less dependent on interhemispheric communication. The other choices do not have support for reducing impairments in bimanual coordination following hemispheric disconnection.

Impairments in Bimanual Coordination Following Hemispheric Disconnection Appeared to Be