The development of _____ is an example of experience-expectant plasticity.
A) stereopsis
B) tonic neck
C) perceptual narrowing
D) strabismus

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Stereopsis is the ability to perceive depth through binocular vision, which is an experience-expectant process that usually develops during infancy. The brain expects to receive input from both eyes in a coordinated manner, and if this input is not received, as in cases of strabismus where one eye turns in or out, then stereopsis may not develop properly.

The Development of _____ Is an Example of Experience-Expectant Plasticity