Research in brain-damaged patients has suggested that the right hemisphere plays a role in
unilateral spatial neglect (USN), but provides only limited information for pinpointing the …

We describe the performance of a brain-damaged subject who suffered from visual agnosia
leading to major difficulties in generating and exploiting visual representations from long …

Résumé Joseph Capgras (1873–1950) et ses élèves décrivirent entre 1923 et 1924 les trois
premiers cas d'un phénomène appelé «Illusion des sosies» et rapidement désigné comme …

The present paper deals with the non-verbal expression of individual recognition in normal
and pathological populations. In the first part, the literature on non-verbal communication is …

Résumé La neuropsychiatrie cognitive se définit par l'application des modèles de la
neuropsychologie cognitive à des troubles psychiatriques bien définis. Il a été supposé que …

Evidence in healthy human subjects has suggested that angry faces may be enhanced
during spatial processing, perhaps even “popping-out” of a crowd. These contentions have …

The paper describes the case of a person (GB) without any clinical evidence of cerebral
disease who showed a specific impairment in the retrieval of biographical information …

Fregoli syndrome is one of the misidentification delusional syndromes which occur in the
setting of schizophrenic, affective or organic disorders1. In Fregoli syndrome the patient …

Recent single-case studies have attempted to identify the cognitive processes contributing to
autobiographical amnesia (and more generally to retrograde amnesia) by contrasting …

Visual agnosia is the condition following cortical insult that results in an inability to recognise
visually presented objects. In severe cases all classes of visual object recognition may be …