Author Question: Research has shown that children who undergo surgery for congenital cataracts, but who missed out on ... (Read 335 times)

Yolanda · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Research has shown that children who undergo surgery for congenital cataracts, but who missed out on early visual experience,

a. are unable to see any details of faces.
b. are able to see details of faces, but have difficulty identifying different orientation of the same face.
c. are able to see details of faces, but have difficulty telling two different people apart.
d. have face discrimination abilities identical to children born without cataracts.

Question 2

Pearle was born with congenital cataracts. Her mother, Bailey, is a knowledgeable psychologist. As such, Bailey would know that in order to develop normal vision, Pearle should

a. have cataract surgery as soon as possible.
b. have cataract surgery around age two, after the eyes have developed.
c. have cataract surgery around the time he goes through puberty.
d. be left alone as his cataracts will disappear on their own.