Cases of blind individuals who have acquired the ability to see later in life indicate that:
A) experience plays little role in visual perception
B) basic visual abilities are able to be acquired but complex visual tasks cannot be
C) color perception develops quickly but face perception takes more time to learn
D) both A and B

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Research on individuals who gain sight after being blind shows that while some aspects of vision, such as color perception, can be learned relatively quickly, more complex visual tasks, such as face recognition, require more time and experience to develop. This indicates the significant role of experience in shaping visual perception abilities.

Cases of Blind Individuals Who Have Acquired the Ability to See