What is the name of the neurological condition caused by damage to both the left and right posterior parietal lobes, which results in a limited ability to localize objects in space?
A)Sack's syndrome
B)Bálint's syndrome
C)visual neglect syndrome
D)attentional blindness syndrome

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Bálint's syndrome is caused by damage to both the left and right posterior parietal lobes, resulting in difficulty in localizing objects in space. Sack's syndrome is not a known neurological condition, and visual neglect syndrome refers to a specific form of spatial attention bias. Attentional blindness is a more general term for missing salient stimuli due to focusing on a specific task or goal.

What Is the Name of the Neurological Condition Caused by Damage