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    Generally, Brain Lesions in Individuals with Associative Agnosia Are
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Generally, Brain Lesions in Individuals with Associative Agnosia Are

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Question 29

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Generally, brain lesions in individuals with associative agnosia are


A) in the left hemisphere.
B) not highly localized.
C) in the right hemisphere.
D) more severe than most lesions.

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