Associative agnosia is characterized by the ability to:
A) describe the shape of an object but not its color.
B) describe the physical characteristics of an object but not its identity.
C) describe the identity of an object but not its physical characteristics.
D) recognize objects in motion but not objects at rest.

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Associative agnosia is a condition where individuals can perceive objects and describe their physical characteristics (such as shape, size, and color) but are unable to recognize or assign meaning to the object. This means they cannot identify the object or associate it with its function or name, despite being able to describe its appearance.

Associative Agnosia Is Characterized by the Ability To