Most cases of Bálint syndrome involve:
A) bilateral temporal lobe damage.
B) bilateral occipital lobe damage.
C) bilateral parietal lobe damage.
D) right unilateral parietal lobe damage.

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Bálint syndrome is most commonly caused by bilateral parietal lobe damage, specifically in the posterior parietal cortex. Bilateral temporal lobe damage can result in other types of visual agnosia, while bilateral occipital lobe damage can result in cortical blindness. Right unilateral parietal lobe damage may result in unilateral neglect but not Bálint syndrome.

Most Cases of Bálint Syndrome Involve