Which Visual Objection Recognition Disorder Is CORRECTLY Identified

question 200

Multiple Choice

Which visual objection recognition disorder is CORRECTLY identified?

• A) the inability to recognize faces - visual agnosia
• B) the inability to recognize objects visually -- prosopagnosia
• C) the apparent unawareness of one side of the visual field - hemi-neglect
• D) the inability to recognize faces -- anosmia

Identify the various specialty areas within psychology and the settings in which psychologists commonly work.

Realize the influence of both individualistic and collectivistic cultural orientations on behavior and social norms.

Understand the role and scope of biological psychology in studying the relationship between psychological processes and the body’s physical systems.

Recognize the application of the principles of evolution in explaining psychological phenomena.

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Definitions:

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