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Visual Neuropsychology

Characteristics Visual neuropsychology is the sub-discipline of neuropsychology dedicated to understanding how visual information is processed by cerebro-cortical and subcortical mechanisms and how that information gives rise to perceptions and other behaviors. The discipline has grown in conjunction with knowledge of the anatomical connections and tuning properties of visual cortical neurons i...