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The difference between the what and where pathways provide (a) ______________.
 
  a. double dissociation c. dual processing system
  b. independent perceptual paths d. binocular rivalry

Question 2

Apperceptive agnosia refers to the inability to _________________.
 
  a. judge the form of objects c. locate objects in space
   b. resolve bistable images d. know what to do with an object



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a



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