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Longitudinal research investigates how correcting hyperopia improves sensorimotor processing and motor skills in children.
Hyperopic refractive errors and reduced accommodative function affect the ability to perform sensorimotor transformations, negatively impacting age-expected manual control skill levels. Longitudinal research is needed to test whether correcting hyperopia can: (i) improve the development of sensorimotor processing; (ii) produce beneficial changes in motor skill abilities.
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