Answer: Prosopagnosia or face blindness
Explanation:
The pediatrician will most likely think about prosopagnosia which is also referred to as face blindness.
This is a condition which prevents one from recognizing faces as a result of distortion of the fusiform gyrus. This however does not prevent recognition of inanimate objects and auditory functions are also o preserved.
This condition can either be acquired or congenital with the acquired form as a result of trauma to the brain and is mostly seen in adults.
The congenital form is as a result of developmental abnormality involving the fusiform gyrus and mostly seen in children.
Only little is known as regards treatment.
Answer:
implicit memory
Explanation:
Implicit memory, also called nonassociative memory, is memory that evokes skills, word cues, objects, associations, non-association-based learning, and mechanical learning. Learning to drive or ride a bicycle is a good example of using this memory. Although damage to the hypothalamus causes memory-related problems, implicit memory is not impaired by such damage, so the client is able to learn and memorize new activities.
ANSWER : communication
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