Gross disability in finding one's way about is termed:
A) topographic amnesia.
B) topographic agnosia.
C) topographic disorientation.
D) topographic alexia.

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Topographic disorientation refers to the inability to navigate and find one's way around familiar or unfamiliar environments. Topographic amnesia refers to a loss of memory for familiar places, while topographic agnosia refers to a difficulty in recognizing familiar places. Topographic alexia refers to a specific type of reading disorder.

Gross Disability in Finding One's Way About Is Termed