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Your Ability to Imagine What an Object Would Look Like

Question 81

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Your ability to imagine what an object would look like from a different viewpoint relies most heavily on the:

A) parietal cortex.
B) temporal cortex.
C) frontal cortex.
D) occipital cortex.

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