Optic nerves travel through the to ensure that visual signals go to each hemisphere of the brain.

optic channel
occipital lobe
optic chiasm
thalamus

Optical nerves that ensure visual signal go to each hemisphere of the brain travel through: Optic Chiasm

Optic Chiasm has an x-shaped structure and help us in improving our binocular vision. Ensuring visual signals to go to each brain hemispheres granted us better eye-hand coordination that help us various tasks that are important to our survival (such as using tools)

i think c

Explanation:

According to social identity theory, one implication of identifying with a particular group is that the closer that individuals feel to a group (the “in-group”), the more uniform their behavior will be and the more likely they will regard members of other groups (“out-groups”) as being cut from the same cloth.