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The third form of neuroplasticity, cross-modal reassignment, entails the introduction of new inputs into a brain area deprived of its main inputs. A classic example of this is the ability of an adult who has been blind since birth to have touch, or somatosensory, input redirected to the visual cortex in the occipital lobe (region of the cerebrum located at the back of the head) of the...
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