Hubel and Wiesel Identified Neurons in Visual Cortex That Responded

question 291

Multiple Choice

Hubel and Wiesel identified neurons in visual cortex that responded to lines at a particular orientation. These cells are called:

• A) pattern-sensitive neurons.
• B) Hubel-Wiesel cells.
• C) feature detectors.
• D) line cells.

Identify examples of procedural memory and its impact on behavior.

Recognize the concept of episodic memory and its role in personal experiences.

Comprehend the significance of semantic memory in understanding facts and general knowledge.

Understand the concept of prospective memory and its application in future tasks.

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