Some evidence suggests that prosopagnosia may not be specific to faces,that it may be attributable to a general inability to
A) distinguish among similar members of complex classes of visual stimuli.
B) recognize parts of faces.
C) recognize specific names of faces.
D) recognize cows and birds.
E) distinguish among similar individuals.

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Prosopagnosia may extend to other complex classes of visual stimuli, such as cars or animals. Individuals with prosopagnosia struggle to distinguish among similar members of these classes, not just faces.

Some Evidence Suggests That Prosopagnosia May Not Be Specific to Faces,that