Do you know about constructive apraxia?

See below: A form of apraxia characterized by the inability to copy drawings or to manipulate objects to form patterns or designs. It is caused by a right hemisphere lesion. The deficit is tested by asking the patient to copy two-dimensional geometric patterns, such as circles, squares, diamonds, and hexagons, and to copy three-dimensional structures constructed of 1-inch building blocks.

This is a specific type of apraxia, the individual is noted to have problems copying designs or manipulating geometric shapes into patterns. In an apraxia, there is a loss of ability to carry out or execute skilled movement or gestures, even though one has the physical capability and the desire to perform them. Found in diseases that affect the brain (Dementias), brain trauma, and stroke