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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.4
How does parallel processing contribute to our visual understanding?
It reduces the amount of stored visual memory needed for comprehension
It enables simultaneous analysis of multiple visual components like color, shape, and motion by different brain areas.
It increases the speed at which we process individual pieces of visual information sequentially
It directly enables binocular vision by coordinating information from both eyes.
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