In studies with monkeys, Sheinberg and Logothetis (1997) presented a butterfly to one eye and a sunburst pattern to the other eye. This research demonstrated that
A) binocular rivalry does not occur in monkeys.
B) monkeys use binocular rivalry as a depth cue.
C) "ineffective" and "effective" stimuli are processed the same way in the cortex.
D) changes in perception are linked to cortical neural firing.

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The research demonstrated that changes in perception are linked to cortical neural firing. This supports the idea that neural activity in the cortex is responsible for changes in perception during binocular rivalry.

In Studies with Monkeys, Sheinberg and Logothetis (1997) Presented a Butterfly