Some stroke victims lose the capacity to perceive motion but retain the capacity to perceive shapes and colors.Others lose the capacity to perceive colors but retain the capacity to perceive movement and form.These peculiar visual disabilities best illustrate our normal capacity for

A) perceptual adaptation.
B) parallel processing.
C) feature detection.
D) accommodation.

Parallel Processing

A method the brain uses to process multiple information streams simultaneously, facilitating complex tasks like visual recognition and problem-solving.

Perceptual Adaptation

The ability of the body to adjust to an altered perception of the environment, such as adapting to inverted or distorted visual stimuli.

Feature Detection

The process by which the brain identifies specific elements of a visual stimulus, such as edges, lines, or movements.