“…Amblyopic individuals experience deficits in visual acuity, contrast sensitivity (particularly at higher spatial frequencies), abnormal binocular interactions, and depth perception (e.g., McKee et al, 2003; for reviews, see Birch, 2013;Kiorpes, 2006;Levi, 2006Levi, , 2013Levi et al, 2015;Wong, 2012). Amblyopes also experience other monocular and binocular abnormalities such as distorted visual space perception (Barrett et al, 2003;Lagrèze & Sireteanu, 1991;Mansouri et al, 2009;Popple & Levi, 2000), weakened perception of second-order form (Mansouri et al, 2005;Wong et al, 2001), crowding (see Bonneh et al 2007;Greenwood et al, 2012;Levi, 2008), and interocular suppression (see Harrad & Hess, 1992;Hess et al, 2010;Huang et al, 2012;Mansouri et al, 2008;Narasimhan et al, 2012;Zhou et al, 2018). Beyond these losses, amblyopes also show deficits in higher-order perception that impact their ability to parse a visual scene.…”