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ArticleTitle	Object orientation agnosia: Quantitative or qualitative impairment -on the occasion of the 14^th Neuropsychological Association of Japan Best Paper award-
Language	J
AuthorList	Takashi Nogawa¹⁾, Hajime Hirabayashi¹⁾, Hiromasa Kotaki²⁾
Affiliation	¹⁾Department of Clinical Psychology, Kakeyu-Misayama Rehabilitation Center, Kakeyu Hospital ²⁾Department of Speech Therapy, Nara City Hospital
Publication	Japanese Journal of Neuropsychology: 35 (1), 3-10, 2019
Received
Accepted
Abstract	We reviewed history of previous studies on object orientation agnosia and introduced about the relationship between Kakeyu hospital and the impairment. Next, we explained about the transition of terms and translated words, the process of seeking in the award paper, and the progress of subsequent research. In particular, we raised the argument whether object orientation agnosia is quantitative or qualitative impairment, and we described that we made newly created Kakeyu object orientation agnosia test PC version, its composition, and impression actually applied to the clinical situation. Finally we presented the results of a case with object orientation agnosia and briefly discussed about it.
Keywords	agnosia for object orientation/object orientation agnosia, three-dimension, qualitative disorder, quantitative disorder, Kakeyu object orientation agnosia test PC version