In Contemporary Models of Cortical Function, Complex Cognitive Operations Involve

question 19

Multiple Choice

In contemporary models of cortical function, complex cognitive operations involve:

• A) only hierarchical processing from primary to secondary to tertiary cortex.
• B) just junctions of adjacent independent cortical processors of specific information.
• C) cortical areas acting conjointly through large-scale neural networks.
• D) discrete specialized functional units in the prefrontal cortex.

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