What is prosopometamorphopsia (PMO)?
The Rare Disorder That Turns Everyone Else Into Demons

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1.
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A common visual disorder affecting color perception
A rare disorder causing distorted facial features
A psychological condition related to fear of faces
A genetic disorder affecting facial symmetry
2.
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How do PMO symptoms typically manifest?
They are consistent across all patients
They affect only the patient's own face
They cause distortions in both faces and objects
They vary greatly, affecting different parts of the face
3.
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Why are PMO patients often misdiagnosed?
Because PMO symptoms are similar to those of schizophrenia
Because PMO is a well-known disorder
Because PMO symptoms are easily visible
Because PMO only affects children
4.
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What does the study of PMO patients reveal about facial processing?
Facial processing is only affected by the left side of the brain
Facial recognition and feature processing are the same
Facial recognition and feature processing are separate
Facial processing is not affected by brain damage
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which brain area is often damaged in PMO patients?
The frontal lobe
The corpus callosum
The occipital lobe
The cerebellum
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How do PMO patients help in understanding visual processing?
By providing insights into different stages of visual processing
By proving that visual processing is only about color perception
By showing that visual processing is not related to brain function
By demonstrating that visual processing is a simple process
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What should someone do if they experience PMO symptoms?
Ignore the symptoms as they are temporary
Try to self-diagnose using online resources
Avoid discussing the symptoms with anyone
Report them to a doctor and contact research labs
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