Here are a hierarchical letter figure and a copy of this stimulus drawn by a person with a unilateral brain injury. Where is the most probable location of this injury?
A)the right dorsolateral frontal lobe
B)the left temporoparietal cortex
C)the right fusiform gyrus
D)the right occipital lobe

Question

Here are a hierarchical letter figure and a copy of this stimulus drawn by a person with a unilateral brain injury. Where is the most probable location of this injury? 
A)the right dorsolateral frontal lobe 
B)the left temporoparietal cortex 
C)the right fusiform gyrus 
D)the right occipital lobe

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The copy drawn by the person with a unilateral brain injury shows difficulty with visual-spatial processing and left-sided neglect, suggesting damage to the right side of the brain. The left temporoparietal cortex is responsible for important roles in visual-spatial perception and attention, making it the most likely location of the injury.

Here Are a Hierarchical Letter Figure and a Copy of This