Visual images
A)are accurately represented in miniature in the occipital lobes like a "little TV screen" in your brain.
B)create patterns of activity in nerve cells in the occipital lobes which we interpret as images.
C)are the exact opposite in color and form as real world images.
D)are processed primarily by the parietal lobes.

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Visual images are processed by the occipital lobes where nerve cells create patterns of activity that our brain interprets as images. There is not a miniature TV screen of the image in our brain, and they are not the exact opposite in color and form as real-world images. Parietal lobes do process some aspects of visual information but not primarily visual images.

Visual Images