Translation of "sd7-7" into Icelandic

S.D.7-7 12. What causes visual field neglect and what are some of its symptoms? Visual field neglect is caused by damage to the parietal lobe, typically in the right hemisphere, which affects spatial attention. Symptoms include failure to attend to stimuli in the contralateral visual field (e.g. ignoring objects on the left side of space), difficulty in tasks requiring spatial awareness (such as drawing or navigating), and lack of awareness of the deficit (anosognosia).

13. What are the selective and non-selective pathways to scene perception? Selective pathway – processes specific objects or details in a scene. It is slow, requires focused attention, and is capacity limited. Non-selective pathway – processes the overall gist or layout of a scene. It is fast and does nor require focused attention, relying on ensemble statistics to summarize visual information.