If we can generalize from the results of research on adapting to inverted vision, a person adjusting to the distortion caused by glasses worn after cataract operations would adjust most quickly if allowed to

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Allowing the person to move about voluntarily would be the most effective way to adapt to the distortion caused by glasses after cataract operations, as research on adapting to inverted vision has shown that voluntary movement helps the brain recalibrate visual input. Watching movies while seated or practicing reality testing may be helpful, but they are not as effective as voluntary movement. Temporary sensory deprivation would not be helpful in this context.

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