Please find the answer to all three questions The stages of visual object recognition are  Perception and recognition  Apperception and Association  Apperception and Categorization  Categorization and Association  ------------------------------------------- Transduction in the visual system (Theconversation of light stimulation into neural impulses) is carried out by  The optic nerve Primary visual cortex THe lateral geniculate nucleus  Photoreceptors  ------------------------------------------- Patient X can copy line drawings but cannot recognize them. She most likely has Apperceptive agnostic  Prosopagnosia Akinetopsia  Associative Agnosia

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