If the Visual Input to the Cortex Is Cut Off

Multiple Choice

If the visual input to the cortex is cut off during development:

A) visual acuity may be permanently degraded if sight is later restored.
B) cortical neurons that normally respond to visual input will be more sharply tuned to visual stimuli.
C) areas that normally respond to tactile or auditory stimuli will begin to respond to visual stimuli.
D) the visual area of the brain will increase in size.