Capgras syndrome is associated with damage to the:
A)amygdala.
B)corpus callosum.
C)connections between the thalamus and the occipital lobe.
D)connections between the temporal lobe and the limbic system.

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Capgras syndrome is associated with damage to the connections between the temporal lobe and the limbic system, which leads to a person's inability to recognize familiar faces or places but still recognizing them in terms of their visual features. They may believe that they are imposters or duplicates. The limbic system, particularly the amygdala, is responsible for processing emotions and memory formation, but the connection between the temporal lobe and the limbic system is vital for identifying faces and processing emotions associated with them. Therefore, options A, B, and C are incorrect.

Capgras Syndrome Is Associated with Damage to The