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John (age 18) and his grandfather George (age 72) participate in the same neuroimaging study that involves two different tasks: an identity matching task and a spatial location judgment task. which of the following findings is more likely to be true?
a. George shows more dorsal stream activation during the identity matching task compared to John
b. George shows less bilateral activation during the spatial determination task compared to John.
c. George shows more dorsal stream activation during the spatial determination task compared to John.
d. George shows less bilateral activation during the identity matching task compared to John.

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George shows more dorsal stream activation during the identity matching task compared to John.

This means that option a) is the appropriate response.

By dorsal stream, what do you mean?

The two-streams hypothesis is a model of how hearing and seeing are processed neurally. The theory contends that humans have two different visual systems, as first described in a 1992 study by David Milner and Melvyn A. Goodale.

The dorsal stream, also known as the where pathway, refers to a hierarchy of regions that allow visually directed behavior and object localization. There are two primary sets of locations involved, and each receives distinct, powerful projections from V1. The regions MT, MTc, MST, and FST make up the dorsal stream's lateral group.

To know more about Dorsal stream visit:

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