The correct answer is option A, that is, perceptual asymmetries.
Visual perception refers to the procedure of organizing and interpreting visual information. It incorporates the tendency to determine and recognize the distinguishing characteristics of visual images like size, shape, position, orientation, color, and others.
One of the most prominent features is the perceptual asymmetry or variability originating from the brain's perceptual responses to certain visual stimuli and/or to stimuli at the certain specific location of the retina. For example, vertical stimuli are represented and perceived better than oblique stimuli.
Thus, during research with connected brain patients, the researchers study perceptual asymmetry or left/right imbalances between the cerebral hemispheres in auditory or visual processing speed.
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Answer:
The correct answer is option c.
Explanation:
Starting from the initial primates to the hominids, and eventually, to Homo sapiens, the brain of humans has grown spontaneously. The volume of the brain has increased with the evolution of humans, that is, starting from about 600 cubic centimeters in Homo habilis to 1600 cubic centimeters in Homo neanderthalensis. The Homo neanderthalensis was the hominid with the largest size of the brain, that is, with the maximum cranial capacity. The enhancement in the size of the brain ceased with neanderthals. After that the shrinking of the brain size took place.
<span>The answer is: assess the client's breathing pattern.
</span> In the postictal phase, the phase after the seizure, the brain recovers from the trauma caused by the seizure. In this phase the priority is
to assess the patient's breathing pattern for effective rate, rhythm, and
depth. For this is necessary to apply oxygen and ventilation.
