Prism glasses on owls shift the visual field in one direction by a uniform angle. In response to instructive feedback from OT back to the auditory system, the ICX becomes responsive to predictably shifted auditory information, and feeds that new info to the OT$,$ to bring the sensory systems back into alignment. Graph the responses of a single OT neuron to a range of auditory and visual stimuli under normal conditions $($where $0$ visual and $0$ s ITD excite the same cell$).$

Now draw the responses of that same cell to the same auditory and visual stimuli following $3$ months of prism adaptation to $20$ goggles, with the goggles removed just before recording.