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. Simple cells a. respond to stimuli placed at specific retinal coordinates. b. respond to stimuli placed at specific head- or body-centred co-ordinates. c. respond to stimuli placed just below the fixation spot. d. respond to stimuli placed anywhere in the visual field. e. respond only if the organism is gazing in a specific direction.
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