A stimulus may be perceived in terms of its properties but not recognized as a meaningful object in the condition called:
A)agnosia
B)aphasia
C)dyslexia
D)blindsight

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Agnosia is a condition in which a person is unable to recognize objects despite having normal sensory abilities. They may perceive the properties of the stimulus such as color, shape, and texture but are unable to identify the object or its use. In contrast, aphasias are disorders of language, dyslexia is a reading disorder, and blindsight is the ability to respond to visual stimuli without consciously perceiving them.

A Stimulus May Be Perceived in Terms of Its Properties