Which of the following would most likely result in the observation of relatively large and synchronous brainwaves (called alpha waves)?     an electrode is placed over the auditory cortex while the person is relaxed     an electrode is placed over the visual cortex while the person looks at relaxing scenes     an electrode is placed over the auditory cortex while someone is speaking with the person     an electrode is placed over the auditory cortex while the room is quiet 2.  In your sensory systems, the first place in your cerebral cortex where information is processed is referred to as a __________ area.     association     secondardy     primary     top

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