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    Understanding Memory
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    Exam 2: Sensory Persistence and Information Persistence
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    The Likely Neural Substrate of Visual Stimulus Persistence Is ________
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The Likely Neural Substrate of Visual Stimulus Persistence Is ________

Question 2

Question 2

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The likely neural substrate of visual stimulus persistence is ________.


A) the dorsal stream
B) the optical pathways, from the retina to V1
C) the ventral stream
D) the frontal cortex

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