People Sometimes Suffer Brain Damage That Completely Destroys Area V1

question 20

Multiple Choice

People sometimes suffer brain damage that completely destroys area V1 but leaves the rest of the brain intact, and such people typically report that they can see nothing. This finding alone suggests that area V1 is necessary for:

• A) visually guided actions.
• B) the control of eye movements.
• C) evoking responses to emotionally expressive faces.
• D) conscious vision.

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