Patients with associative agnosia have difficulty with the reception of sensory information and often are unable to identify simple shapes such as circles or triangles.

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Patients with associative agnosia can perceive and often describe objects but have difficulty recognizing or assigning meaning to them, which means they can identify simple shapes but may struggle to recognize objects as familiar or to name them.

Patients with Associative Agnosia Have Difficulty with the Reception of Sensory