As the Infant Develops, the Eyeball Grows and Develops a More

question 73

Multiple Choice

As the infant develops, the eyeball grows and develops a more spherical form.By about 1 year, the infant's eyeball is roughly spherical, such that light passing through the lens now lands, in focus, on the whole retina.What accounts for these changes in the eye's shape?

• A) automatic growth
• B) biological maturation
• C) increasingly focused input
• D) optokinetic nystagmus

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