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Yolanda

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Lewis and Maurer (2005, 2009) provided evidence for multiple sensitive periods for vision that included all of the following EXCEPT a sensitive period for
 
  a. visually driven normal development.
  b. damage.
  c. enhancement.
  d. recovery.

Question 2

Rather than using the term critical period, it is more accurate to characterize the effects of early experience on vision as a _____..
 
  a. sensitive period
  b. critical stage
  c. genetically determined event
  d. once-in-a-lifetime moment



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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