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Evaluation confirms that individuals with poor visual acuity perform better on academic tests, suggesting a potential cognitive link.
Evaluation of scholastic achievement (American College Testing Service) test scores confirms previous reports that persons with poor visual acuity perform better on these tests than individuals with normal or superior acuity.
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