After Head Trauma, an Athlete Cannot Recognize His Teammates' Faces

question 169

Multiple Choice

After head trauma, an athlete cannot recognize his teammates' faces, but he can recognize them by their voices and other body features.This particular agnosia is most likely the result of damage to association areas of the

• A) occipital lobe.
• B) visual cortex.
• C) temporal lobe.
• D) motor cortex.
• E) frontal lobe.

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