When a dolls face a teddy bear and a Grover doll are presented to a monkey each stimulus activates?

When a monkey is presented with a doll's face, a teddy bear, and a Grover doll, each stimulus activates different neural pathways associated with visual recognition and emotional response. The doll's face may evoke social and emotional processing, while the teddy bear could trigger feelings of comfort or familiarity. The Grover doll, being a character from "Sesame Street," may activate memory and recognition of media stimuli. Overall, the monkey's brain processes these stimuli by integrating visual cues with past experiences and emotional associations.