Þýðing á "Where pathway" í íslenska

From the extrastriate regions of the occipital lobe of the brain, visual information moves out along two main pathways (see Figure 4.2). One pathway, sometimes known as the where pathway, heads up (or dorsally) into the parietal lobe. Visual areas in this pathway seem to be important for processing information relating to the location of objects in space and the actions required to interact with them (mov-ing the hands, the eyes, and so on). As we will see in Chapter 7, the where pathway plays an important role in the deployment of attention