Which of the following options is not evidence for overlapping brain regions involved in both mental imagery and percept

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Which of the following options is not evidence for overlapping brain regions involved in both mental imagery and percept

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Which Of The Following Options Is Not Evidence For Overlapping Brain Regions Involved In Both Mental Imagery And Percept 1
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Which of the following options is not evidence for overlapping brain regions involved in both mental imagery and perception? O individuals with visual agnosia and blind people cannot complete mental imagery tasks O a right-side stroke that causes spatial neglect will also affect the ability to imagine a visual image O a stroke that causes loss of color also causes the patient to loose the ability to imagine the color O applying TMS to V1 causes problems in visual imagery and problems in vision
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