Parallel processing in the visual pathways suggests that separate neural channels
A) do the same things at different locations.
B) extract different information from visual inputs.
C) send the same information to many different places.
D) provide safety backups for each other.

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Parallel processing in the visual pathways refers to the idea that different neural channels extract different information from visual stimuli. This allows for multiple aspects of an image to be processed simultaneously, such as color, motion, and shape.

Parallel Processing in the Visual Pathways Suggests That Separate Neural