A person who can localize objects and describe their location from memory but cannot identify objects or describe them from memory most likely has a lesion in the:
A) parietal cortex.
B) temporal cortex.
C) frontal cortex.
D) occipital cortex.

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The temporal cortex is involved in object recognition and memory. A lesion here can impair the ability to identify objects or describe them from memory, while still allowing spatial localization abilities.

A Person Who Can Localize Objects and Describe Their Location