When one recognizes a friend at a party, which brain area is the first to receive the information from one's visual receptors? Group of answer choicesthe primary visual cortex (V1) the primary sensory cortexthe thalamusthe frontal cortex

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Trinity Horton

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2 August, 06:50

When one recognizes a friend at a party, which brain area is the first to receive the information from one's visual receptors? Group of answer choicesthe primary visual cortex (V1) the primary sensory cortexthe thalamusthe frontal cortex

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The Primary Visual Cortex

Explanation:

When we recognize someone we know a series of events occur in steps. When we see the visual receptors sense signals to brain for processing for recognition. If the signal is properly recognized a sense is produced as a result of processing. All of the visuals are processed in occipital lobe of brain.