To perceive the visual world, we have to reunite various elements of a scene together so that these elements are perceived in an integrated fashion. Which of the following is NOT likely to be involved in this task?

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Memory is not directly involved in perceiving the visual world or reuniting various elements of a scene together. Instead, memory may play a role in recognizing specific objects or scenes based on past experiences. Attention, spatial position, and different groups of neurons firing in synchrony are all important factors in integrating elements of a scene for visual perception.

To Perceive the Visual World, We Have to Reunite Various