A study by Berns and colleagues scanned participants' brains while they made judgments about the spatial orientation of three-dimensional figures.One group of participants were given feedback about how other people thought the figures were oriented.Which area(s)of their brains showed the most activity?

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The occipital-parietal areas are responsible for processing spatial information, so it makes sense that they would be the most active when participants are making judgments about the spatial orientation of three-dimensional figures.

A Study by Berns and Colleagues Scanned Participants' Brains While