The condition known as agnosia is most strongly related to the damage to which of the following?

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Agnosia is a condition in which a person is unable to recognize and identify objects or persons through one or more of their senses (such as vision or touch) despite intact sensory abilities. This condition is most strongly related to damage to the association cortex, which is responsible for integrating sensory information and creating meaning and perception from it. Damage to other brain regions such as the cerebellum, Wernicke's area, or limbic system may lead to other deficits but not specifically to agnosia.

The Condition Known as Agnosia Is Most Strongly Related to the Damage