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When Visual Input Is Absent from Birth,we Often Find That

Question 68

Question 68

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When visual input is absent from birth,we often find that other cortical areas take over the areas of the brain normally devoted to vision.This demonstrates:


A) habituation.
B) perceptual learning.
C) learned non-use.
D) cortical plasticity.

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