Cases in Which Individuals with Cataracts Have Sight Restored to Them

question 169

Multiple Choice

Cases in which individuals with cataracts have sight restored to them after many years suggest that:

• A) most aspects of visual perception are inborn.
• B) early experiences can have relatively permanent effects on the brain.
• C) visual perception can be learned at any age.
• D) experiences later in life can greatly remodel connection in the visual cortex.

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Definitions:

Intense Dependence

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Ainsworth's Phases

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Family Reunion

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No Preference

A state or condition of having no specific liking, inclination, or choice between two or more alternatives.