Early monocular deprivation
A) eliminates ocular dominance columns.
B) decreases the width of ocular dominance columns from the deprived eye.
C) increases the width of ocular dominance columns from the nondeprived eye.
D) causes ocular dominance columns to develop sooner.
E) both B and C
Question 2
If just one eye is deprived of input for a few days early in life,
A) the contralateral visual cortex totally degenerates.
B) there is a decrease in the ability of visual cortex to be activated by stimulation of the deprived eye.
C) there is an increase in the ability of visual cortex to be activated by stimulation of the nondeprived eye.
D) both A and B
E) both B and C
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