Hello, just a quick question , in the dark compared to being in the light, is there any change in Neural activity in the brain when in the dark compared to in the light?
With a complete absence of light, the process of visual phototransduction (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_phototransduction) does not occur - so there is less neural activity, but it's probably not overwhelmingly considerable. What's the application of this question if you don't mind me asking?Hello, just a quick question , in the dark compared to being in the light, is there any change in Neural activity in the brain when in the dark compared to in the light?
Thank you for your answer and the link. The question is related to another thread I have open about light and dark being a state of the mind.With a complete absence of light, the process of visual phototransduction (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_phototransduction) does not occur - so there is less neural activity, but it's probably not overwhelmingly considerable. What's the application of this question if you don't mind me asking?