ABSTRACT Ten stereophotogrammetry students and three graduate photogrammetrists were given 7 weeks of nonspecific orthoptic exercises. The visual systems of these 13 experimental subjects were matched to those of 13 control subjects chosen from the students and staff of the Ferris State College of Optometry. Stereoscopic acuities were determined before and after the training period on both groups using a Wild Stereoplotter, a Howard‐Dolman apparatus, and the Keystone Multi‐Stereo Test. Stereoscopic acuities as determined on the Stereoplotter and the Howard‐Dolman apparatus were improved at better than a 0.05 significance level as computed on the Wilcoxon signed rank test and Student's t‐test for the difference between two dependent means.
Saladin et al. (Wed,) studied this question.