The Implications of Brain Plasticity and Task Selectivity for Visual Rehabilitation of Blind and Visually Impaired Individuals

Keyphrases

• Sensory Substitution Device 100%
• Visually Impaired 100%
• Brain Plasticity 100%
• Visual Rehabilitation 100%
• Congenitally Blind 40%
• Brain Organization 40%
• Perceptual Learning 40%
• Human Brain 20%
• Adulthood 20%
• Blind People 20%
• Late Blind 20%
• Recognition Task 20%
• Perceptual-motor Skills 20%
• Sighted People 20%
• Detect-and-avoid 20%
• Avoiding Obstacles 20%
• Sensory Modality 20%
• Performance Comparison 20%
• Partially Sighted 20%
• Sensory Information 20%
• Conveying Information 20%
• Congenital Blindness 20%
• Neuroimaging 20%
• Audition 20%
• Neuroimaging Techniques 20%
• Sensory Motor Tasks 20%
• Artificial Vision 20%

Psychology

• Neuroimaging 100%
• Perceptual Learning 100%
• Brain Plasticity 100%
• Psychophysics 50%
• Audition 50%
• Human Brain 50%

Neuroscience

• Brain Plasticity 100%
• Perceptual Learning 100%
• Sensorimotor Function 50%