Gino experiences alexia without agraphia,meaning that he cannot read but is still able to write.His experience with this syndrome demonstrates how ____ can operate but not communicate with one another.

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Alexia without agraphia is a neurological condition in which the ability to read is impaired, but writing skills remain intact. This suggests a dissociation between the reading and writing modules in the brain, indicating that while they can operate independently, they are not communicating effectively with one another. Therefore, the best choice is A, modules. The "what" and "where" pathways (choices B and C) refer to different visual processing streams and are not directly related to this condition. Nodes (choice D) do not accurately describe the function or relationship between brain regions in this scenario.

Gino Experiences Alexia Without Agraphia,meaning That He Cannot Read but Is