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Allman, John Accommodation Accommodative esotropia Acetylcholine Adaptation, to disorders

ADHD. See Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder Alternating esotropia

Alternating fixation Alvarez, Bruce

Amblyopia (lazy eye; wandering eye) and causes of

and critical periods (in visual development) and effect of age on recovery from

and motion parallax

and nature-versus-nurture debate and occlusion therapy (patching) and perceptual learning

and recovery from amblyopia after loss of nonamblyopic eye

and vision therapy Amphibians Anisometropia Anisometropic amblyopia

Anomalous correspondence Archimedes

Arnheim, Rudolf Artists Astronauts

Atmospheric perspective (fig.) Atropine

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) Audible traffic signals

Auditory cortex . See also Cerebral cortex; Somatosensory cortex; Visual cortex

Awareness

Bach-y-Rita, Paul Balance boards Barn owl

Barry, Andy

Barry, Dan as astronaut

Barry, Jenny

Barry, Susan(photo)

and bicycling

and blindness, fear of and crew team

and distance viewing and driving

and eye fatigue

and floating unmoored, sensation of and gaining stereopsis, doubts about and glasses, first pair of

and glasses, with prism and glasses, without prism and heights, fear of

and sense of immersion in space and jittery vision

and latent stereovision and mirrors

and movies and music

and National Public Radio, interview on and object location

and optometric records and ornithology

and piano and reading

school photos of and sensory overload and sewing

and stereoblindness, first learning of and stereomicroscope, use of

and stereopsis, acquisition of

and stereopsis, preoccupation with and strabismus as adult

and strabismus as child and strabismus as infant and surgery (eye)

and tennis

and thought process, change in and tidiness, need for

and vision therapy

and walking and running and window views

Basal forebrain Basketball Bates method Begley, Sharon

Behavioral optometrists. See also Optometrists; Developmental optometrists

Bell, Mrs. Berthoz, Alain Bicycling Biderman, Beverly Bifocals

Binocular continuum

Binocular depth neurons . See also Binocular neurons; Neurons

Binocular neurons (fig.) See also Binocular depth neurons; Neurons

Binocular rivalry Binocular vision Binocular vision disorders

permanence of (see also Critical periods) Birch, Eileen E.

Bird, Larry Birnbaum, Martin Black Stallion series Blakemore, Colin Blakeslee, Sandra Blind spot(fig.) Blindspot mechanism Blindness fear of

Body movement and vision. See also Movement Bradley, Bill

Braille

Brain and Visual Perception (Hubel and Wiesel) Brain injury

Brain plasticity

and synaptic connections

See also Auditory cortex; Learning, neuronal basis of; Neural development; Neuromodulators; Neurons; Somatosenosory cortex; Synaptic connections; Visual cortex

Brainstem

Brock, Frederick W.

Brock string (fig.)

Brock training techniques

Broglie, Princess Albert de (photo)

Brown, Garry

Brown, Stephanie Willen

Burian, Hermann M.

Cataracts

Cats(fig.)

Cerebral cortex. See also Auditory cortex, Somatosensory cortex, Visual cortex

Chavasse, Francis Bernard

Children and eye surgery See also Infants Chorost, Michael

Clark, Jennifer Cochlear implant

Cole, Eliza Coleman, Nick

College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD)

Colorblindness

Columbia School of Optometry Compensatory eye movements Concentration

Contact lenses

“Contributions to the Physiology of Vision-Part the

First. On some remarkable, and hitherto unobserved, Phenomena of Binocular Vision” (Wheatstone) Controlled reading. See also Reading Convergence(fig.) . See also Convergence insufficiency; Divergence; Vergence eye movements Convergence insufficiency . See also Convergence Cooper, Rachel

Corbit, Margaret Cornea(fig.)

Correlated input from the two eyes Corresponding retinal regions Corridor illusion (fig.)

Costenbader, Frank D. COVD. See College of Optometrists in Vision Development

Crew team

Critical periods (in visual development) and amblyopia new views about and strabismus

Crone, Robert A.

Crossed eyes. See Esotropia Cross-fixate. See also Fixate Crowding in strabismus and amblyopia

Danner, Mrs. Daw Nigel W.

Deafness

Deprivation amblyopia

Depth perception in art

Developmental optometrists . See also Behavioral optometrists; Optometrists

Dilts, Michelle Disorders, adaptation to

Distance and space, sense of . See also Depth perception.

Divergence(fig.) . See also Convergence; Vergence eye movements

Doidge, Norman

Dolezal, Hubert Dopamine Dore, Eric

Dore, Michelle Double vision(fig.) Driving

Duane’s syndrome Duffy, Pat

Duke-Elder, Sir Stewart Dynamic visual acuity testing

Ear

Escher, M. C.

Esotropia (crossed eyes) accommodative alternating infantile

Euclid

Exotropia (walleye)

Eye alignment test (cover test)

Eye fatigue

Eye movements, See Convergence, Divergence, Saccades, Smooth pursuits, Vergence eye movements

Fahle, Manfred Far lookers Farley, Walter Farsightedness Fasanella, Rocko Feinstein, Malcolm Fish

Fitzpatrick, Heather(photo) Fitzpatrick, Tara

Fixate(fig.). See also Cross-fixate; Gaze holding Floating unmoored, sensation of

Four-corners exercise Fovea (fig.)

Francke, Amiel Free-fuse. See also Fusion Frogs Frost-Arnold, Greg

Fully adapted strabismics

Fusion (fig.) . See also Panum’s fusional area; Peripheral fusion; Stereopsis

Fusion effort. See also Fusion

Gait

Garzia, Ralph Philip

Gaze. See also Gaze holding

Gaze holding and movement See also Fixate Geese

Gesell, Arnold

Gesell Institute of Human Development Gibson, James J.

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von Goldstein, Kurt

Gray, Tracy Graylag geese

“The Green World” (Hochman) Greene, Red (nickname) Greenwald, Israel

Gregory, Richard L. Gretsky, Wayne Griffin, John R. Grisham, J. David Gruning, Carl

“Hands” (Sacks) Harmon, Darell Boyd Harris, Paul Harvard

Hearing Hebb, Donald