what is the function of the occipital lobe of the brain?
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to control the eyes and turn the images into sight
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The occipital lobe of the brain is primarily concerned with visual perception, i.e., interpreting and understanding what you see. People who have damage to their occipital lobes can still "see" in the sense that their eyes work, but they cannot "see" and understand what it is their eyes are showing them because their brain doesn't process the information properly.
The occipital bone is the one that supports your head on your neck.
it is the center of our visual perception system.it is the smallest of four lobes in the brain.it is a part of forebrain.and its each part is divided into various functional visual areas and each area contains a full map of visual world. normally chances of its damage due to injury are rare but if it gets damaged then it can lead to color agnosia.movement agnosia,agraphia and alexia.
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