Mangun, G. R., Buonocore, M., Girelli, M. & Jha, A. ERP and fMRI measures of visual spatial selective attention.
The estimated person measures of visual ability are linear with log MAR acuity.
Benton Line Orientation (BLO) and Benton Facial Recognition (BFR) (Benton et al, 1983) were administered as measures of visual processing ability.
Measures of visual contrast sensitivity (VCS), rather than traditional measures of visual acuity using high-contrast stimuli, have been presented as better appraisals of visual dysfunction resulting from chemical exposures.
This paper provides kinematic models of visual acuity and motion resolvability as adopted measures of visual perceptibility of the workspace.
To determine the feasibility of taking multiple measures of visual and physical function in adults with visual impairment.
We collected psychophysical measures of visual crowding and tested how each individual's reading performance was affected by increased text-spacing, a manipulation designed to alleviate severe crowding.
To examine the association of performance-based measures of visual functioning with the occurrence of falls, fractures, physical outcomes, and limitations in an older population.
The measures of visual attention derived from the gap-overlap paradigm within the saccade tasks and the covert spatial attention task assessed the influence of exercise-induced fatigue on attentional factors involved in oculomotor control.
To examine whether glaucoma status or measures of visual function affected by glaucoma are associated with self-reported difficulty with vision-intensive tasks in a population-based study.
To assess contrast sensitivity in patients with birdshot chorioretinopathy; to identify relationships between contrast sensitivity, other measures of visual function, clinical findings, and quality of life.
