Which Describes the "Sleeper Effect of Early Visual Deficits

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Multiple Choice

Which describes the "sleeper effect of early visual deficits?"

• A) If an infant does not experience normal visual experience, even after corrective surgery, it may never develop a normal perception of vision
• B) Naps are critical to the development of the depth receptors found on the retina
• C) The brain is so plastic, that even with complete absence of visual stimulation for up to a year, human infants will not show any detrimental effects
• D) Children tend to inherit visual problems that show up suddenly around age six

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