According to the results of Maurer and Lewis (2001), the visual acuity of an infant with cataracts
A)would advance slowly but steadily.
B)would not advance even if the cataracts were corrected.
C)would not advance until after the cataracts were corrected.
D)would be equivalent to the visual acuity of an infant without cataracts.

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The study by Maurer and Lewis (2001) found that the visual acuity of an infant with cataracts would not advance until after the cataracts were corrected. Therefore, option C is the correct answer. Options A and D are incorrect as they suggest that the visual acuity would improve with or without corrective measures. Option B is also incorrect as Maurer and Lewis found that visual acuity can improve after cataract correction.

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