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tsand2

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When Annie looks around the world, she only sees still images. She is unable to perceive her grandchildren running around or even her cat's breathing patterns. It is likely that Annie is suffering from:
 
  a. amnesia.
  b. akinetopsia.
  c. anomia.
  d. ageusia.

Question 2

Visual control of grasping is controlled by the:
 
  a. AIP.
  b. CIP.
  c. MIP.
  d. LIP.



ricroger

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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