PSY280H1 Chapter Notes -Inferior Temporal Gyrus, Two-Streams Hypothesis, Fusiform Face Area
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It depends on how far the object it is from the eye. i. 1: summarize the characteristics of the magnocellular and parvocellular, pathways from lgn to v1 stay segregated, this compartmentalization of brain allows specialization pathways. ~ portrait painting: define and identify the extrastriate cortex, the extrastriate cortex borders v1 and is also important for visual processing, broadmann"s area 18 and 19 b. 3: the two pathways are highly interactive. Visual angle (degrees) is the amount of space something takes up on the retina irrespective of its physical size. Midget cells have low receptive field, they are good for processing details. They are more likely to get the information from cones. The temporal lobe is about what object to be determined: which in turn depends on the details to determine the object. After v1, the information from midget cells is more likely to end up at temporal lobe. ocular dominance.
