Findings demonstrate that the Pattern Glare Test supports reliability and interpretability in visual discomfort assessments, indicating careful methodological standardization is needed.
These findings demonstrate that the PGT is sensitive to individual differences in visual discomfort, while also highlighting the impact of several confounding variables that require careful consideration. This underscores the importance of methodological standardization and supports the need for future research to refine scoring strategies, thereby enhancing the test's reliability and interpretability in both clinical and research contexts.
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