Bill Harvey summarises just a few of many findings at the American Academy of Optometry Annual Conference, in Orlando, Florida
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An interesting study by Russell Woods showed that people vary significantly in their ability to tolerate blur and, by using careful personality rating, he found there was a greater blur tolerance in those lacking in self confidence and of a more disorganised nature. This may have impact on the way we interpret subjective responses in the consulting room, and how we may modify end-point corrections.
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