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| inability to recognize faces |
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| apperceptive visual agnosia |
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| inability to identify and draw items using visual cues, with preservation of other sensory modalities |
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| associative visual agnosia |
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| inability to name or use objects despite the ability to draw them |
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| inability to recognize a color despite being able to match it |
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| inability to name a color despite the ability to point at it |
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Definition
| complete inability to perceive color |
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| failure to acknowledge blindness |
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Definition
| inability to direct optically guided movements, inability to direct gaze rapidly, inability to integrate a visual scene to perceive it as a whole |
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| inability to direct gaze rapidly |
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| inability to integrate a visual scene to perceive it as a whole |
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Definition
| agraphia, acalculia, reight-left disorientation, finger angosia |
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Definition
| maintained, immobile position |
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Definition
| resistance to any movement |
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| repetitive, fixed pattern of behavior or speech |
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| person can be molded like wax |
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| inability to put a sequence of skilled acts together in a row, though the individual may be able to perform each component of the sequence without error |
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