Split-brain patient sometimes drew interesting pictures

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After a comissurotomy to relieve his epilpesy, a split-brain patient sometimes drew interesting pictures after two related words were presented, one to each of his hemispheres. Following this pattern, after seeing the words "water" and "fall," he likely would draw: a glass of clear liquid and a person falling. a person drinking water. a picture of a waterfall. a swimming pool.

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