People who are blind Group of answer choices are superior to sighted people in musical ability. learn to make better use of the sensations they experience. have lowered thresholds for sensation in touch and hearing. develop better acuity in their other senses.

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Nathan Crawford

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14 March, 03:15

People who are blind Group of answer choices are superior to sighted people in musical ability. learn to make better use of the sensations they experience. have lowered thresholds for sensation in touch and hearing. develop better acuity in their other senses.

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Wesley Burgess · Answer 1

Answer: learn to make better use of the sensations they experience.

Explanation:

People who are visually impaired or blind or have devised several techniques which can allow them to complete certain activities.

The reorganisation in the brain means that blind people are able to learn how to use the remaining senses of smell, hear, touch and taste in interesting ways. Some blind people learn to sense the food or people around them through smell or voices of such people.

Taylor Hanson · Answer 2

Superior to sighted people in musical ability.

Explanation:

As it is known according to research that when one looses one or more of his sense organs, the others tends to become sharper than they were.

Blind people in a case like this use auditory information to locate sound sources and sound reflecting objects (echolocation). Sound source localization benefits from the hearing system's ability to suppress distracting sound reflections, whereas echolocation would benefit from unsuppressing these reflections.