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May 1, 1932Journal of the Optical Society of America

Anomalies of Visual Acuity in Relation to Stimulus-Distance*

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EFEllis Freeman

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Overview

Analysis of visual acuity anomalies in relation to distance of stimuli, indicating significant implications for optical perception.

Key Points

  • The study investigates the relationship between visual acuity anomalies and stimulus distance.
  • Analytical examination of visual acuity under varying stimulus distances.
  • Quantitative assessment of anomalies noted in visual perception.
  • Identified specific anomalies in visual acuity at different stimulus distances.
  • Demonstrated that stimulus distance significantly affects visual perception.

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Ellis Freeman (1932) studied this question.

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