Split-brain patient G.C. is in line at a coffee shop when he witnesses a woman in his right visual field about to trip over an electrical cord. Which of the following is most likely to happen next?
a. G.C. is able to warn the woman about the cord, because, luckily for her, the incident takes place in his right visual field.
b. G.C. makes no attempt to warn the woman, who does trip on the cord, because he is unable to recognize information in his right visual field.
c. G.C. knows the woman is about to trip, but because he cannot verbalize information about his right visual field, he is unable to warn her.
d. G.C. is capable of warning the woman, but because he has a split brain, he does not feel the social impulse to help her.