Brain studies of blind people suggest that they have greater attention to touch and auditory stimulation because:
A) cortical areas for touch and audition are thicker.
B) their visual cortex is used for touch and verbal tasks.
C) they have greater neural branching.
D) they have greater neurotrophin release.

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Blind individuals often repurpose their visual cortex for processing other sensory information, such as touch and auditory tasks, enhancing their attention to these stimuli.

Brain Studies of Blind People Suggest That They Have Greater