Bob Suffered Brain Damage and Now Has Difficulty Recognizing Objects

question 56

Multiple Choice

Bob suffered brain damage and now has difficulty recognizing objects. He was shown a clock and was asked to draw it, but drew only a square. However, when asked to draw a clock from memory, he was able to do it. Bob is likely suffering from

• A) prosopagnosia.
• B) apperceptive agnosia.
• C) associative agnosia.
• D) memory loss.

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