Vijay has problems orienting to sounds. For example, he cannot tell from which direction music is coming, either the television or the stereo. What area of his central nervous system is likely malfunctioning?

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Malone

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1 October, 01:07

Vijay has problems orienting to sounds. For example, he cannot tell from which direction music is coming, either the television or the stereo. What area of his central nervous system is likely malfunctioning?

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Francesca Jenkins · Answer 1

B. the midbrain

Explanation:

Midbrain: The midbrain of a human being's brain is also referred to as mesencephalon and is considered as the developing vertebrate region of the brain which is composed of tegmentum and tectum. It comprises three distinct parts including cerebral peduncles, the colliculi, and the tegmentum.

Function: Motor movement including eye movement, visual, and auditory processing.

Any damage or malfunctioning to the midbrain of an individual causes vision difficulty, movement disorders, hearing difficulty, and memory trouble.

In the question above, Vijay's midbrain area of the central nervous system is likely to malfunction.