Contralateral neglect is MOST likely a result of impaired:

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Contralateral neglect refers to a deficit in attention to one side of space opposite to the site of brain damage, often seen in patients with parietal lobe damage. Therefore, the most likely cause of this deficit is impaired attention to one side of space. Impaired working memory or object recognition may contribute to certain aspects of contralateral neglect, but they are not the primary cause. Behavioral inhibition is also unlikely to be related to this deficit.

Contralateral Neglect Is MOST Likely a Result of Impaired