If one patient performs well on task A, but poorly on task B, and another performs poorly on task A, but well on task B, we say that we have a(n):

Name: If one patient performs well on task A, but poorly on task B, and another performs poorly on task A, but well on task B, we say that we have a(n):
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The pattern described is a double dissociation, where two patients have opposite patterns of performance on two tasks, suggesting separate cognitive processes underlie the tasks.

If One Patient Performs Well on Task A, but Poorly