Because of damage to a visual association cortex, Henry has a problem recognizing all kind of objects. However, his visual acuity is normal and he can still perceive colour, movement, and fine details. Henry has a condition called
A) cerebral achromatopsia.
B) akinetopsia.
C) presbyopia.
D) prosopagnosia.
E) visual agnosia.

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Visual agnosia is the condition where a person cannot recognize objects despite having normal visual acuity. This condition fits Henry's symptoms, as he can see color, movement, and details but cannot recognize objects.

Because of Damage to a Visual Association Cortex, Henry Has