THE DUAL-SYSTEM HYPOTHESIS OF ANOSOGNOSIA: The Interplay Between Emotional Processing and Self-Monitoring in Neurodegenerative Patients

Inclusion Criteria: PATIENTS and HEALTHY CONTROLS : * French speakers\*, age ≥ 50 ≤ 85 years of age, with normal color vision or corrected-tonormal visual acuity, * Capacity to consent, * Covered by social security, * Ability to undergo MRI scanning, * The spouse / caregiver is able to accompany the subject to both visits and ready to complete questionnaires. * Already in menopause (for women) PATIENTS : 30 patients fulfilling the core diagnostic features of bvFTD; 30 patients fulfilling the core diagnostic features of AD; both in a mild to moderate cognitive and functional severity stage, as determined by: MMSE score greater than or equal to 18, and CDR global score less than or equal to 2, Grober et Buschke: TRGB \< 42 as well as clinical signs (subjective impression) of anosognosia. HEALTHY SUBJECTS (n=40) : MMSE score ≥ 27;TRGB\> 42 Education, gender-, and aged-matched controls. \* Subjects will be administered neuropsychological tests that have been validated for French speakers. Exclusion Criteria: * Illiteracy /unable to count or to read; * Having a neurological disorder, such as: epilepsy, extrapyramidal signs, brain tumour, subdural haematoma, history of head trauma followed by persistent neurological deficits (motor, sensory or cognitive); stroke that has occurred in the last three months; * Report of a present or prior major psychiatric disorder; * Potentially confounding medications, particularly beta-blockers that may have effects on the peripheral nervou…