The Visual Capabilities of a Newborn Monkey Are Such That

question 46

Multiple Choice

The visual capabilities of a newborn monkey are such that

• A) cortical neurons respond to specific stimuli, such as bars of light with a particular orientation, but the locations of these neurons are not yet organized in any systematic way.
• B) most cortical neurons respond only to input from one eye, unlike those in adult monkeys.
• C) the retina is not yet able to send visual signals to the cortex.
• D) simple cells in the cortex, such as those responding to bars of light with a particular orientation, already respond similarly to those in adult animals.
• E) the retina functions much like that of adults, but cortical cells respond only to diffuse light and not yet to specific stimuli.

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