Standing at an Arrival Gate, You Scan the Faces of the Passengers

question 264

Multiple Choice

Standing at an arrival gate, you scan the faces of the passengers as they walk off the plane, looking for your friend. You process this visual information in your:

• A) occipital lobe.
• B) parietal lobe.
• C) frontal lobe.
• D) temporal lobe.

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