Should damage to the machinery for social perception damage perception

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Cognitive Neuroscience 2 (2):116-17 (2011)
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We argue that Graziano and Kastner are mistaken to claim that neglect favors their self-directed social perception account of consciousness. For the latter should not predict that neglect would result from damage to mechanisms of social perception. Neglect is better explained in terms of damage to attentional mechanisms.

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