After Suffering from a Focal Brain Injury, a Patient Has

Multiple Choice

After suffering from a focal brain injury, a patient has difficulty in recognizing visually presented objects, despite normal acuity and color perception. Notably, she has severe difficulty in judging whether two pictures, each showing a different view, represent the same object. What is the most probable diagnosis?

A) apperceptive visual agnosia
B) associative visual agnosia
C) synesthesia
D) prosopagnosia