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Many of the articles cited compare monocular and binocular viewing of stimuli [24], [32] with the assumption that the visual system will interpret the change in viewing conditions as a change in scene organization.

We digress to show that the sex-related differences that are the central point of this paper are not due to any differences in viewing conditions.

In viewing conditions with relatively high accommodative demands, the level of accommodation response explained some part of the trapezius muscle activity, irrespective of whether incongruence between accommodation and convergence was present or not.

On an individual level, all monkeys significantly preferred the banana in the "hidden in view" condition and seven of eight subjects did so in the "no boards" condition (binomial tests: all Ps ≤ 0.039).

Four monkeys showed significant side biases in the "hiding food" condition (binomial tests: Ps ≤ 0.039); three monkeys revealed side biases in the "hiding block" condition (binomial tests: Ps ≤ 0.039), but no side biases occurred in the "no boards" and the "hidden in view" conditions (binomial test: all Ps ≥ 0.146).

Post hoc comparisons revealed that the monkeys were equally successful in the "no boards" and in the "hidden in view" conditions (SNK: P > 0.05) and were more successful in these two than in the other two conditions (SNK: all comparisons Ps < 0.05).

This was intended to reduce consumer discomfort in situations where temporary image retention can occur in certain viewing condition.

Prior to the experimental trials, participants performed two to four sample trials in each viewing condition to demonstrate the tasks.

In each viewing condition, observers viewed two distal stimuli presented at two overlapping retinal locations.

The present study proved myopic defocus could slow myopia progression in binocular viewing condition.

In each viewing condition, average task performance under direct vision was better than the equivalent condition on the monitor.