Question

Which lobe of the brain is most helpful when looking through a prism?(1 point) Responses frontal frontal parietal parietal temporal temporal occipital
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Answer 1

The lobe of the brain that is most helpful when looking through a prism is the **parietal lobe**. The parietal lobe is involved in spatial awareness and processing sensory information, which is important for adapting to visual distortions caused by prisms.