A crushing left hook to the head knocks down a boxer.He "sees stars" because:
A) neurons in the occipital lobe were stimulated by the blow
B) his eyes were jarred from their sockets
C) his frontal lobe was disturbed
D) memory cells in the association area were stimulated

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When a boxer is hit with a crushing left hook to the head, neurons in the occipital lobe of the brain, which is responsible for processing visual information, can be stimulated by the blow. This can result in a sensation of "seeing stars."

A Crushing Left Hook to the Head Knocks Down a Boxer.He