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6. what couldn't she identify ?
- orientation
- her face
- her arm
7. DeRenzi et al. 1991 and Patient VA showed that
- face recognition was special as VA had n problem with identification of objects
- prosopagnosia and object agnosia go hand-in-hand
8. what is the C involved in recovery for brain damage?
- compensatory zones
- compulsory zones
- commencement zone
9. inability to match
- representation of the face to recognition for the face
- representation of objects to recognition for the face
10. how was her visuomotor okay?
- she couldn't pick up objects
- she could pick up objects even at different angles that was comparable to controls
- she could pick up objects but worse than controls
- she could walk and talk at the same time
11. what does the S stand for in brain damage recovery?
- sprouting
- spooing
- sporting
12. what do different types of brain tissues/ structures have?
- different types of magnetic properties
- different types of images
- different types of problems
13. Bruyer 1983 - spell in hospital following
- brain problems
- cardiac problems
- lung problems
14. what was their case based around?
- blindness
- Prosopagnosia
- face blindness
- agnosia
15. advantages of MRI?
- non-invasive and produces good image resolution of up to 1-2 mm
- quick
- claustrophobics can use it
16. could differentiate between
- elements of the earth
- elements of the face
- elements of the body
17. there was no
- medium level deficit
- low level deficit
- high level deficit
18. what is a disadvantage with cost in PET scanning?
- the high cost of cyclotrons needed to produce radioisotopes for PET scanning
- the high cost of radioisotopes needed to produce cyclotrons
19. often individuals with prosopagonsia also have
- object agnosia
- object prosopaganosia
- problems with ventral lobe
20. Who studied visual streams?
- Robert and Peterson 1982
- ungerleider and mishkin 1982
- Baddeley and hitch 1982