In vision, a loss of accommodation is most associated with aging of the
A)fovea.
B)retina.
C)lens.
D)iris.

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Accommodation is the ability of the eye's lens to change shape in order to focus on near or far objects. As we age, the lens becomes less flexible and loses some of its ability to change shape, resulting in a decreased ability to accommodate. This is known as presbyopia, and it is most commonly associated with aging of the lens.

In Vision, a Loss of Accommodation Is Most Associated with Aging