Researchers using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) find activity in the fusiform face area (FFA) when participants view faces. This result on its own tells us that the FFA:Question 10Answera.is responsible for recognising faces.b.is necessary to recognise faces.c.is activity correlated with recognising faces.d.has no role in recognising faces.

In object based attention Hoses and Faces task, attending to face increases the activation of ....area.a. Fusiform Face Areab.Parahippocampal Place Areac. Parietal lobed. Frontal lobee. Corpus callosum

The fusiform gyrus is an area of the brain thought to underlie humans' ability to process facial expressions. Neuroscientist Ali Palejwala and his colleagues at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center studied the connections between the fusiform gyrus and other brain regions. They found strong connections with the occipital lobe, the brain region responsible for accepting and processing visual stimuli from the eyes via the optic nerve. These connections suggest that -------.Which choice most logically completes the text?no relationship exists between visual stimuli and facial recognition.eliminatehumans rely solely on sight to interpret the emotions of others.eliminatevisual stimuli travel from the fusiform gyrus to the occipital lobe.eliminatethe occipital lobe transmits visual information about faces to the fusiform gyrus.

Which part of the brain is related to the prosopagnosia in case of damage and is becomingactive while seeing the faces?a. Lateral Occipital Complexb. Parahippocampal Place Areac. Fusiform Face Aread. Extrastriate Body Areae. Temporal Lobef. Inferior Temporal Gyrus

Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) is useful as a psychological measure as it Blank______.Multiple choice question.measures the behavioral response of a person performing a taskmeasures the self-assessment rating based on the scale providedprovides data about the parts of a brain that have been activated in the pastprovides evidence for what brain processes are involved in performing a task

Melanie participated in an fMRI experiment. The researchers found high activity levels in visual areas when she was looking at a photograph and similar activity in many of those same areas when she was:Question 6Answera.sleeping.b.imagining the scene shown in the photograph.c.drawing the scene shown in the photograph.d.speaking.