Brianne is watching a movie. Which part of her brain interprets the images she sees?.

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DiKsa [7]2 years ago

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Answer: occipital cortex

The “Vision Center,” is located in the back part of your brain (the occipital cortex or lobe). It is responsible for decoding the electrical information coming from the retina. The vision center interprets the electric form of the image, allowing you to form a visual map.

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