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A stroke patient has lost his ability to visually recognize objects, although his perception of edges and contours remains intact. Which brain area is most likely to have been damaged? Group of answer choices Area MT Area V1 Area V4 IT cortex Pariental cortex

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          A stroke patient has lost his ability to visually recognize objects, although his perception of edges and contours remains intact. Which brain area is most likely to have been damaged?
Group of answer choices
Area MT
Area V1
Area V4
IT cortex
Pariental cortex

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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07/05/2019

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A stroke patient has lost his ability to visually recognize objects, although his perception of edges and contours remains intact. Which brain area is most likely to have been damaged? Group of answer choices Area MT Area V1 Area V4 IT cortex Pariental cortex