The lateral intraparietal area is associated with ______.
A)perceiving movement in optic flow patterns
B)detecting biological motion
C)the control of eye movements
D)differentiating between real and apparent motion

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The lateral intraparietal area (LIP) is a region in the parietal cortex that is primarily associated with the control of eye movements. Research has shown that LIP neurons are involved in processing visual information related to the spatial location of objects in the external world, and in planning and executing saccadic eye movements to attend to these objects.

The Lateral Intraparietal Area Is Associated with ______