Apperceptive Agnosia and Associative Agnosia Both Involve Difficulties with Object

question 68

Multiple Choice

Apperceptive agnosia and associative agnosia both involve difficulties with object recognition; however, they differ in that

• A) apperceptive agnosia is associated with memory loss.
• B) associative agnosia involves problems linking visual forms together.
• C) associate agnosia involves difficulties linking visual information to previous knowledge.
• D) someone is born with apperceptive agnosia, but associate agnosia is acquired through trauma.

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