The Finding That V1, but Not V2 or V3, Has

question 18

Multiple Choice

The finding that V1, but not V2 or V3, has an fMRI "fingerprint" for a presented but not perceived orientation suggests that

• A) higher visual areas track awareness.
• B) lower visual areas track awareness.
• C) higher visual areas track sensation but not necessarily perception.
• D) lower visual areas track neither sensation nor perception.

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Definitions:

Probable Cause

A reasonable ground for belief, based on facts and circumstances, that a crime has been or is being committed, often used as justification for issuing a warrant.

Reasonable Cause

A legally sufficient reason for taking a particular action, often used to justify searches, seizures, or the initiation of legal proceedings.

Physical Barriers

Obstacles or structures that physically block or impede access, movement, or visibility.

Physical Restraint

The use of physical force to limit a person's movements or freedom.