A cortical module found in the visual cortex represents what type of visualinformation?a. All of the orientation columns found in the visual cortex that respond to thesame orientationb. All of the information about the visual world that is perceived by a single eyec. The stacked columns of simple cells and complex cells of a particularorientationd. All of the serial processing pathways for a single channel of visualinformatione.An array of columns, made up of all of the pathways of visual processing, thatprovides information about a particular region of the visual field

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A cortical module found in the visual cortex represents what type of visual
information?
a. All of the orientation columns found in the visual cortex that respond to the
same orientation
b. All of the information about the visual world that is perceived by a single eye
c. The stacked columns of simple cells and complex cells of a particular
orientation
d. All of the serial processing pathways for a single channel of visual
information
e.
An array of columns, made up of all of the pathways of visual processing, that
provides information about a particular region of the visual field

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The major cortical area of the brain is where visual information conveyed from the retinas is received, integrated, and processed. It is located in the most backward part of the brain, in the main cerebral cortex's occipital lobe.

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