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    The Continued but Illusory Sensory Reception in a Missing Appendage
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The Continued but Illusory Sensory Reception in a Missing Appendage

Question 57

Question 57

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The continued but illusory sensory reception in a missing appendage is known as ______.


A) phantom limb syndrome
B) Poggendorf syndrome
C) the amputee illusion
D) the Garcia illusion

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