An area where the brain tissue seems to form a map of the sensory system is called a(n) __________.
A) allocation area
B) primary area
C) projection area
D) integration area

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A projection area is responsible for receiving and processing sensory information from a specific part of the body. It is located adjacent to a primary area, which is responsible for initial processing of that sensory information. The allocation area and integration area are not specific terms used to describe the organization of sensory information in the brain.

An Area Where the Brain Tissue Seems to Form a Map