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视觉障碍者的跨通道重组研究综述
作者：商应美 张 明
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A Review of Researches on the Cross-model Reorganization of People with Visual Impairments
SHANG Yingmei ZHANG Ming
(Department of Psychology，Northeast Normal University， Changchun， 130024)
Abstract This essay reviews the studies on cross-model reorganization of people with visual impairments in recent years. Researchers mainly discuss the following three aspects: (1) neural basis of cross-model reorganization of people with visual impairments; (2) effect of visual deficiencies in different stages on cerebral cross-model reorganization; (3) relationship between the complexity of task demands and cross-model reorganization of people with visual impairmens. These results provide valuable references for the advancement of neural healing physic and the reorganization of some deficiencies in pallium.
Key words visual impairment cross-model reorganization plasticity of nerves task demands
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