Suppose that I had sustained damage to my visual association cortex. Suppose further that I own three dogs and, after my accident, can no longer tell my dogs' faces apart. You correctly surmise that the brain damage is causing me to suffer from
A) cerebral achromatopsia.
B) akinetopsia.
C) interpersonal agnosia.
D) prosopagnosia.
E) presbyopia.

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Prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness, is a condition where individuals are unable to recognize faces. Damage to the visual association cortex can lead to prosopagnosia, explaining the inability to distinguish between the faces of the dogs.

Suppose That I Had Sustained Damage to My Visual Association