Regarding visual images, which of the following statements is TRUE?
A)Visual images are accurately represented in miniature in the occipital lobes like a "little TV screen" in your brain.
B)Visual images create patterns of activity in nerve cells in the occipital lobes which we interpret as images.
C)Visual images are the exact opposite in color and form as real world images.
D)Visual images are processed primarily by the parietal lobes.

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Visual images do not appear as miniature replicas in the brain; instead, they generate patterns of neural activity, particularly in the occipital lobes, which are crucial for visual processing. This activity is interpreted by the brain as images.

Regarding Visual Images, Which of the Following Statements Is TRUE