Which Would Be a Case of Complete Recovery Rather Than

Which would be a case of complete recovery rather than compensation?

A) a patient with hemianopia who redirects his gaze so that visual stimuli fall in the unaffected part of his visual field
B) an infant whose language functions are lateralized to the right hemisphere, at a cost to right-hemisphere function
C) a cat that is able to regain prior levels of agility following the amputation of a leg
D) a posttrauma head-injury patient who no longer demonstrates sensitivity to bright lights, numbness of the body, or speech difficulty