Exam 16: Pathologies of Perception

Dakin and Frith argued that a result which seemed to show superior global integration of orientation information over space in ASD could instead have been produced by:

From their review, which of the following did Capitani et al. (2003) not conclude to be supported by good evidence as a separate category in memory?

What is the empirical support for the distinction between perceptual and premotor neglect?

Haigh et al.'s (2018) EEG study measuring decoding accuracy in patients with agnosia (in a task where participants viewed pattern-reversing checkerboards of differing spatial frequency) found low accuracy:

In visual apraxia, patients most commonly show impairments when:

In the Landmark test, the patient is presented with:

Berti and Frassinetti showed that their patient, who neglected near space, also neglected far space, when:

Can visual neglect be treated?

How do arousal levels and sustained attention capacity affect visuospatial performance in patients with neglect?

In pre-motor neglect, the patient:

Grinter et al. showed, using radial frequency patterns, that people with ASD were:

Of the two broad types of visual agnosia distinguished by Lissauer, apperceptive agnosia is:

What is the empirical support for the enhanced perceptual function hypothesis in ASD?

Dalla Bella and Peretz (1999) describe cases of agnosia in non-musicians who suffered bilateral damage to the auditory cortex as a result of brain surgery. Which of the following was not impaired in such cases?

According to the weak central coherence hypothesis, how is perceptual processing affected in ASD?

From structural MRI scans, which areas did Riddoch et al. conclude were associated with a deficit in naming the small but not the large letters in hierarchical stimuli in patient HJA?