Jamie sees a shirt in a store, and the electrical message travels into her brain to her visual cortex; it also travels to her memory area so that she remembers seeing the shirt in an advertisement. which type of neural circuitry explains her responses in multiple areas of her brain?

Answer: Divergent responses, parallel processing and reverberation

The inter-connections between neurons are called neural circuits and Jaime uses three types of neural circuitry namely; diverging, reverberating and parallel after-discharge. When Jamie sees the shirt in store, the divergent circuits send one incoming fiber that triggers a response in a large number of new neurons, while the parallel after-discharge circuits are involved in complex mental processing that result in a burst of impulses.

Moreover, the reverberating circuits sends an incoming signal that travels along a chain made up of neurons and each neuron along the path is linked with the previous cell by collateral synapse as Jamie remembers the shirt in an advertisement.