Which of the following word strings all refer to the same pathway?

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Question being analyzed: Which of the following word strings all refer to the same pathway?

Option 1: 'perception, where' — This pairing brings together 'perception' with 'where', but those terms do not consistently denote the same neural or sensory pathway. The word pair combines concepts that are not typically described as the same pathway, making this a mismatched option.

Option 2: 'what, dorsal' — Here we have 'what' alongside 'dorsal'. The term 'what' is often linked to the ventral stream in some discussions, while 'dorsal' refers to a different pathway. The mismatch between 'what' and 'dorsal' suggests this option does not describe a single, uniform pathway.

Option 3: 'dorsal, action' — This pairing aligns two terms that are commonly associated together: the dorsal pathway and action-related processes. In many contexts, the dorsal pathway is implicated in guiding actions and spatial aspects of movement, making these terms point to the same functional stream. This option coherently connects the concepts to a single pathway.

Option 4: 'where, ventral' — 'Where' and 'ventral' do not consistently map onto the same pathway. The term 'where' is often linked to spatial processing and aligns with the dorsal stream, while 'ventral' denotes a different, ventral stream orientation. The pairing thus mismatches the pathway concept.

In summary, the third option provides a consistent pairing of terms that describe the same neural pathway related to action and spatial guidance, whereas the other options mix terms that do not uniformly denote the same pathway. The reasoning above helps highlight why the other choices fail to co-refer to a single pathway as described in the question.

Which of the following word strings all refer to the same pathway?

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