Please just find the answer for all three questions  Associative agnosia likely arises from  A problem with the perceptual stage of object recognition  A problem with the semantic stage of object recognition  A problem with mental rotation of objects A general problem with recognizing objects in all sensory modalities  --------------------------------------- Axons forming the optic nerve belting to  Photoreceptors  Bipolar neurons  Amacrine neurons  Ganglion cells  --------------------------------------- Which of the following would a patient with visual agnosia have difficulty with? Locating objects in space Recognizing objects by touch  Reporting the orientation of a line Recognizing object visually

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