The primary deficit noted in cerebral achromatopsia refers to
A) a difficulty in scanning the visual scene.
B) a symptom of Balint's syndrome.
C) a loss of color vision.
D) seeing the world as shades of red and green.
E) seeing the world as shades of one color.

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Cerebral achromatopsia refers to the loss of color vision due to damage in certain parts of the brain. This deficit is the primary symptom of this condition. Choices A, B, D, and E are not accurate descriptions of cerebral achromatopsia.

The Primary Deficit Noted in Cerebral Achromatopsia Refers to