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Areas of the brain affected

Brain Visual cortex Occipital lobe Visual recognition Inferior temporal cortex

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Infancy

Gray matter Superior colliculus Frontal eye fields Eye movements

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In adolescence

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related to In middle childhood · 11

Visual learning → By, Consequently, Firstly, Here, Holocaust, Most, One, Research, Students, Visuals, With

related to Brain maturation into young adulthood · 9

Visual learning → College, Gray, Learning, Nerve, Specifically, The, These, This, White

related to In early childhood · 7

Visual learning → Adults, An, At, From, The, There, This

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visual learning information brain students cortex learn one using style objects study infant best areas recognition material process pathway attention

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the frontal lobe	instance of	Multiple brain areas are involved in this process	0.80	text
the right extrastriate cortex	instance of	Multiple brain areas are involved in this process	0.80	text
the neocortex	instance of	Multiple brain areas are involved in this process	0.80	text
and again	instance of	Multiple brain areas are involved in this process	0.80	text
the neostriatum	instance of	Multiple brain areas are involved in this process	0.80	text
areas like the primary visual cortex	instance of	It is responsible for processing sensory information in the brain	0.80	text
static or moving objects	instance of	The primary visual cortex is located within the occipital lobe in the back of infant's brain and is responsible for processing visual information	0.80	text
pattern recognition.The four pathwaysWithin the primary visual cortex	instance of	The primary visual cortex is located within the occipital lobe in the back of infant's brain and is responsible for processing visual information	0.80	text
there are four pathways	instance of	The primary visual cortex is located within the occipital lobe in the back of infant's brain and is responsible for processing visual information	0.80	text
pattern recognition	instance of	The primary visual cortex is located within the occipital lobe in the back of infant's brain and is responsible for processing visual information	0.80	text
spatial ability	instance of	meaning that self-ratings of factors	0.80	text
learning preference can be effective measures of how well one learns visually	instance of	meaning that self-ratings of factors	0.80	text

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