If Visual Input Is Reversed, Humans Learn to Behave Normally

Multiple Choice

If visual input is reversed, humans learn to behave normally, but amphibians continue to show misdirected behavior toward visual cues, suggesting that

A) amphibians use higher brain centers to adjust behavior to fit visual input.
B) humans use higher brain centers to adjust behavior to fit visual input.
C) amphibians cannot regenerate optic nerve damage.
D) humans can regenerate optic nerve damage.