-
therapies have
demonstrated lasting improvements across a
group of
prosopagnosics.
Prosopagnosics often learn to use "piecemeal" or "feature-by-feature" recognition...
- for
individuals with
certain types of agnosia.
Individuals such as
prosopagnosics may find it
useful to
listen to a
description of
their friend or family...
-
object recognition are
accomplished by
distinct systems. For example,
prosopagnosic patients show
deficits in face, but not
object processing,
while object...
- only
binary but can
range in severity. For example,
Patient SM is a
prosopagnosic with a
unilateral lesion to left
extrastriate cortex due to an accident...
- abilities,
specifically hereditary prosopagnosics, are
highly genetically correlated. For
hereditary prosopagnosics, an
autosomal dominant model of inheritance...
- two is in the
breadth of
faces to
which a patient's
symptoms apply.
Prosopagnosics cannot recognize faces, even of
people within their own
families over...
- "Knowledge
without awareness: An
autonomic index of
facial recognition by
prosopagnosics". Science. 228 (21): 1453–1454. Bibcode:1985Sci...228.1453T. doi:10...
- the OFA
provides more
insight into the
functional role of the OFA.
Prosopagnosic patients have been
essential for this initiative,
especially patient...
- in this ****ociation is the
close proximity of
brain lesions seen in
prosopagnosics and
those with
cerebral achromatopsia without prosopagnosia. Figure...
- Cowey, A.; Regard, M.; Landis, T. (1990). "Sensitivity to eye gaze in
prosopagnosic patients and
monkeys with
superior temporal sulcus ablation". Neuropsychologia...
