Question

Sammy is doing research that involves placing objects in the visual fields of visually impaired elderly men. he wants to discover what specific neurons fire in response to the features of the objects. the study requires electrodes to be implanted in the men's brains. in which part of the brain would you suggest sammy place the electrodes?

Answer 1

The answer to this question is Occipital Lobe. Occipital Lobe is the part of the brain that allows us to understand and correctly see what the eyes is viewing and seeing. Occipital Lobe also functions to process the images that the eyes are visualizing. The function of occipital lobe does not limit to visualization of images from the eyes but it also functions for color recognition, used for reading and reading comprehension, and recognition of movement of objects.