Four neglect patients are reported who where unable to detect left-side differences in pairs of drawings though being sometimes influenced by such differences in making preference judgements. In most instances, tracing the silhouette of the drawings did not help patients to find the difference despite the fact that tracing implied crossing the altered detail or following its contour with the fingertip. This finding cannot easily be accommodated by current theories of unilateral neglect. © 1990, Masson Italia Periodici s.r.l. Milano. All rights reserved.

(1990). Break-Down of Perceptual Awareness in Unilateral Neglect [note - nota]. In CORTEX. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/227213

Break-Down of Perceptual Awareness in Unilateral Neglect

Rusconi, Maria Luisa
1990-01-01

Abstract

Four neglect patients are reported who where unable to detect left-side differences in pairs of drawings though being sometimes influenced by such differences in making preference judgements. In most instances, tracing the silhouette of the drawings did not help patients to find the difference despite the fact that tracing implied crossing the altered detail or following its contour with the fingertip. This finding cannot easily be accommodated by current theories of unilateral neglect. © 1990, Masson Italia Periodici s.r.l. Milano. All rights reserved.
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Bisiach, Edoardo; Rusconi, Maria Luisa
(1990). Break-Down of Perceptual Awareness in Unilateral Neglect [note - nota]. In CORTEX. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/227213
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