There appears to be a special module in the brain for recognizing:
A)geometric shapes.
B)circles.
C)faces.
D)vertical and horizontal lines.

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The brain has been found to have a specific area, known as the fusiform gyrus, that is responsible for recognizing faces. This area is located in the temporal lobe and has been shown to have increased activity when humans view and process facial features. While the brain also processing other visual aspects such as shapes, lines, and patterns, there is no particular specialized module in the brain identified to solely recognize geometric shapes, circles, or vertical and horizontal lines.

There Appears to Be a Special Module in the Brain