Measures of cerebral blood flow and event related potentials show increased activity in the occipital lobes when people perform a

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Both visual perception and visual imagery tasks lead to increased activity in the occipital lobes, as shown by measures of cerebral blood flow and event-related potentials. This is because the occipital lobes are primarily involved in processing visual information, whether the source is external (perception) or internal (imagery).

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