All of the following are problems with the idea that single neurons encode the mental representations for all possible complex visual stimuli EXCEPT
A)loss of any single visual recognition neuron would have too great an impact on perception.
B)these single neurons would have to adapt as the objects they respond to change over time.
C)there is no neurophysiological evidence that visual cells respond to specific types of stimuli.
D)this approach cannot explain how we recognize novel objects.

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There is neurophysiological evidence that visual cells respond to specific types of stimuli, such as edge detectors and color-coding cells. The other options all represent valid problems with the idea that single neurons encode the mental representations for all possible complex visual stimuli.

All of the Following Are Problems with the Idea That