Nancy Kerr asked participants who were blind from birth, as well as those who were normally-sighted to imagine various common objects of various sizes. She then asked questions about the objects. What did she find?
a. The majority of people who were blind from birth were not able to perform the task, even on a simple level.
b. People who were blind from birth were able to respond faster because they did not use complex visual imagery.
c. Although people who were blind from birth responded more slowly, they response patterns were similar to those of people with normal sight.
d. As long as the objects were common and familiar, there were no differences between blind and sighted participants.
c
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