What name is given to the problem of how the streams of information from the occipital-parietal system and the occipital-temporal system are coordinated?
A) the perceptual segregation problem
B) the perceptual grouping problem
C) the binding problem
D) the stimulus identification problem

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The binding problem refers to the challenge of how the brain integrates and coordinates the various streams of information from different sensory systems to create a unified conscious experience. Specifically, in the visual system, the occipital-parietal system processes information about the location of objects in space and the occipital-temporal system processes information about the features of objects, such as shape and color. The binding problem is how these streams of information are combined to create a coherent visual perception.

What Name Is Given to the Problem of How the Streams