agnosia

Though sense organs and nerves are normal, people can interpret sense information incorrectly {agnosia}. Agnosias can be for objects, colors in achromatopsia, faces in prosopagnosia, motions in akinetopsia, or imposters in Capgras syndrome [Bauer and Demery, 2003] [Bridgeman et al., 1997] [Damasio et al., 2000] [Farah, 1990] [Goodale, 2000] [Goodale and Milner, 2004] [Goodale et al., 1994] [Grüsser and Landis, 1991] [Heilman and Valenstein, 2003] [Hu and Goodale, 2000] [Mesulam, 2000] [Milner and Goodale, 1995] [Milner et al., 1991].

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