A neuropsychological technique designed to assess a person’s ability to recognize and identify complex visual patterns and objects, especially in people with traumatic brain injuries or cognitive impairment. The test involves step-by-step presenting participants with images of buildings that are becoming increasingly complex, asking them to recognize or identify them. It assesses visual perception, attention to detail, and cognitive processing speed. The test is widely used in scientific and clinical studies to assess spatial perception, object recognition abilities, and the degree of cognitive dysfunction.