The Flow of Information in the LGN Is Best Described

question 7

Multiple Choice

The flow of information in the LGN is best described as

• A) unidirectional, with signals going from the retina to the LGN.
• B) unidirectional, with signals going from the LGN to the retina.
• C) unidirectional, with signals going from the LGN to the cortex.
• D) bi-directional, with signals coming from the retina and the cortex to the LGN.

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