Apperceptive Agnosia

Apperceptive Agnosia is a neurological condition where individuals have difficulty recognizing objects by sight, despite normal vision and the ability to see details clearly. This happens because their brain struggles to integrate visual information into a coherent perception. For example, they might see the shapes, colors, or features of an object but cannot identify or interpret what they are. It's not due to a problem with eyesight itself, but rather with how the brain processes and makes sense of visual signals, often resulting from damage to certain areas of the brain responsible for object perception.