| In fact, the distinction between apperceptive and associative agnosia has several limitations. |
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| Cortical deafness is essentially the combination of word deafness and auditory agnosia. |
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| Colour agnosia sometimes manifests in seeing colour without the recognition of the colours of individual objects. |
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| He discusses different kinds of deviant phenomenal models of reality such as agnosia, neglect, blindsight, hallucinations and dreams. |
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| Yes, it's about dreams but also about mental incoherence, brain damage, aphasia, apraxia, agnosia. |
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| A common symptom of apperceptive visual agnosia is prosopagnosia, the inability to recognize faces. |
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| Edward DeHaan and his colleagues describe covert recognition in prosopagnosia, another category-specific agnosia in which faces cannot be visually recognized. |
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| Similar problems of language and speech comprehension are apraxia and agnosia. |
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| Damage to the parietal lobe can cause a form of agnosia in which sensation is present but interpretation or comprehension is lacking. |
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| This agnosia, ancient Greek for ignorance, makes a Google short trade irresistible to me. |
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| Joanna Parts suffers from rare condition called agnosia, which means her brain can't interpret the stimuli from her eyes and ears. |
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| For instance, McMullen et al, documented cases in which neurological patients had intact face recognition but found to have non-face object agnosia. |
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| We have visual agnosia, not seeing what's right in front of us. |
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| The case presented above exhibited five typical symptoms of KBS, except for visual agnosia, and may be considered as an incomplete form of the syndrome. |
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| Agnosia is a recognitional deficit that does not involve specifical sensory deficits. |
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| Agnosia can affect the patient's ability to dress independently. |
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