After visual information is processed in the primary visual cortex,it is often routed to other cortical areas for additional processing.Where does information travel if it is used for facial recognition

A) to the occipital lobe
B) to the parietal lobe
C) to the temporal lobe
D) to the frontal lobe

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isabel rodriguez · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Information used for facial recognition travels to the temporal lobe, specifically the fusiform gyrus, which is responsible for processing faces.

After visual information is processed in the primary visual cortex,it is often routed to other cortical areas for additional processing.Where does information travel if it is used for facial recognition

A) to the occipital lobe
B) to the parietal lobe
C) to the temporal lobe
D) to the frontal lobe

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After visual information is processed in the primary visual cortex,it is often routed to other cortical areas for additional processing.Where does information travel if it is used for facial recognitionA) to the occipital lobeB) to the parietal lobe C) to the temporal lobeD) to the frontal lobe

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After visual information is processed in the primary visual cortex,it is often routed to other cortical areas for additional processing.Where does information travel if it is used for facial recognition

A) to the occipital lobe
B) to the parietal lobe
C) to the temporal lobe
D) to the frontal lobe