What Is One Neurological Explanation Offered for Déjà Vu

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Multiple Choice

What is one neurological explanation offered for déjà vu?

• A)Visual information may be processed in two brain regions,albeit slightly faster in one area than in the other.
• B)There is a déjà vu center in the brain.
• C)Déjà vu occurs when the brain waves recorded from two regions of the brain are very similar.
• D)Déjà vu occurs only in people who have problems with temporal lobe functioning.

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