The sensory compensation doctrine,where when one sense becomes deficient,other senses become strengthened is
A) well documented.
B) not supported by research.
C) an untested theory.
D) a compensation that only occurs with blindness.

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Research has shown that while some individuals may experience heightened abilities in other senses, it is not a universal or guaranteed compensation for sensory loss.

The Sensory Compensation Doctrine,where When One Sense Becomes Deficient,other Senses