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The research investigates how binocularity affects the interocular transfer of the tilt aftereffect in different forms of strabismus.

Interocular Transfer of a Visual Aftereffect in Different Kinds of Strabismus

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The research investigates how binocularity affects the interocular transfer of the tilt aftereffect in different forms of strabismus.
Compared tilt aftereffect in normal and strabismic subjects
Assessed the role of visual acuity, eccentric fixation, and suppression
Analyzed results to determine differences in interocular transfer
Found no significant difference in tilt aftereffect appreciation between normal and strabismic subjects
Highlighted that binocularity might not significantly influence the aftereffect transfer

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Examines interocular transfer of visual aftereffect in strabismic subjects, indicating similarities in perception between types of vision.

ANDREW R. BUZZELLI (1981) studied this question.

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Examines interocular transfer of visual aftereffect in strabismic subjects, indicating similarities in perception between types of vision.