In Treisman's theory, a stimulus is broken down into separate feature maps after it is initially registered in area:
A) V1.
B) V3.
C) V4.
D) V5.

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According to Treisman's theory, the initial registration of a stimulus occurs in V1 (primary visual cortex). The stimulus is then broken down into separate feature maps, which are specialized for specific visual features such as orientation, color, and spatial frequency. These feature maps are then analyzed and integrated to form a complete perception of the stimulus.

In Treisman's Theory, a Stimulus Is Broken Down into Separate