In one of Farah's studies,L.H.had lesions in the temporo-occipital regions,the right temporal lobe,and the right inferior frontal lobe of the brain,causing his visual imagery ability to be
A)nonexistent and his spatial skills to be weak.
B)highly developed,but his spatial skills to be nonexistent.
C)normal,as was his spatial ability.
D)very weak,but his spatial ability to be relatively normal.

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L.H.'s lesions in the temporo-occipital regions, right temporal lobe, and right inferior frontal lobe caused his visual imagery ability to be very weak, but his spatial ability was relatively normal. This is in contrast to option A, where both visual imagery ability and spatial skills are weak, and option B, where visual imagery ability is highly developed but spatial skills are nonexistent. Option C is misleading as it suggests normalcy in both visual imagery and spatial skills despite the presence of lesions in the brain.

In One of Farah's Studies,L