In the case study of Mike, presented in the Focus on Neuroscience box: Vision, Experience, and the Brain, Mike's recognition of complex three-dimensional objects, such as tables, shoes, and pencils, was automatic.

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Mike suffered from visual agnosia, a condition that impaired his ability to recognize complex objects, meaning his recognition of such objects was not automatic and required significant effort or was impossible.

In the Case Study of Mike, Presented in the Focus