Relation of Ocular Dominance, Handedness, and the Controlling Eye in Binocular Vision

The Effect of Ocular Dominance on Accommodation and Miosis under Binocular Open Viewing Conditions

“…Sensory eye dominance refers to the eye that is preferred for a perceptual visual task that is related to the visual neural system. Berner and Berner defined sensory eye dominance as the controlling eye in binocular perception, for example, that which can be determined by binocular rivalry [13]. Handa et al reported that by using the balance technique based on binocular rivalry, sensory dominance may be quantitatively examined [14].…”

The Effect of Ocular Dominance on Accommodation and Miosis under Binocular Open Viewing Conditions

“…Sensory eye dominance refers to the eye that is preferred for a perceptual visual task that is related to the visual neural system. Berner and Berner defined sensory eye dominance as the controlling eye in binocular perception, for example, that which can be determined by binocular rivalry [13]. Handa et al reported that by using the balance technique based on binocular rivalry, sensory dominance may be quantitatively examined [14].…”

Effects of Ocular Dominance and Visual Input on Body Sway

“…11 Sensory eye dominance assumes a sensory origin in binocular rivalry, and the dominant eye is defi ned as the controlling eye in binocular perception. 12 The functional role of the dominant eye in vision and whether it is truly any indication of cerebral dominance is unclear. Recently, it has been reported that a distractor presented to the dominant eye or nondominant eye has an equal effect on both the saccade latency and accuracy of the dominant eye.…”

Effects of Dominant and Nondominant Eyes in Binocular Rivalry

“…An important clinical finding shown by the current study was the large individual variation seen in the quantity of eye dominance. Berner and Berner 4 suggested that sensory eye dominance could be shifted with changes in or training of vision and implied there was a plasticity of eye dominance. Eye dominance appears to be determined by adaptability from neurological plasticity.…”

The Effect of Ocular Dominance on Accommodation and Miosis under Binocular Open Viewing Conditions

“…Sensory eye dominance refers to the eye that is preferred for a perceptual visual task that is related to the visual neural system. Berner and Berner defined sensory eye dominance as the controlling eye in binocular perception, for example, that which can be determined by binocular rivalry [13]. Handa et al reported that by using the balance technique based on binocular rivalry, sensory dominance may be quantitatively examined [14].…”

Effects of Ocular Dominance and Visual Input on Body Sway

“…11 Sensory eye dominance assumes a sensory origin in binocular rivalry, and the dominant eye is defi ned as the controlling eye in binocular perception. 12 The functional role of the dominant eye in vision and whether it is truly any indication of cerebral dominance is unclear. Recently, it has been reported that a distractor presented to the dominant eye or nondominant eye has an equal effect on both the saccade latency and accuracy of the dominant eye.…”

Effects of Dominant and Nondominant Eyes in Binocular Rivalry

“…An important clinical finding shown by the current study was the large individual variation seen in the quantity of eye dominance. Berner and Berner 4 suggested that sensory eye dominance could be shifted with changes in or training of vision and implied there was a plasticity of eye dominance. Eye dominance appears to be determined by adaptability from neurological plasticity.…”

The Effect of Ocular Dominance on Accommodation and Miosis under Binocular Open Viewing Conditions

“…Sensory eye dominance refers to the eye that is preferred for a perceptual visual task that is related to the visual neural system. Berner and Berner defined sensory eye dominance as the controlling eye in binocular perception, for example, that which can be determined by binocular rivalry [13]. Handa et al reported that by using the balance technique based on binocular rivalry, sensory dominance may be quantitatively examined [14].…”

Effects of Ocular Dominance and Visual Input on Body Sway

“…11 Sensory eye dominance assumes a sensory origin in binocular rivalry, and the dominant eye is defi ned as the controlling eye in binocular perception. 12 The functional role of the dominant eye in vision and whether it is truly any indication of cerebral dominance is unclear. Recently, it has been reported that a distractor presented to the dominant eye or nondominant eye has an equal effect on both the saccade latency and accuracy of the dominant eye.…”

Effects of Dominant and Nondominant Eyes in Binocular Rivalry

“…An important clinical finding shown by the current study was the large individual variation seen in the quantity of eye dominance. Berner and Berner 4 suggested that sensory eye dominance could be shifted with changes in or training of vision and implied there was a plasticity of eye dominance. Eye dominance appears to be determined by adaptability from neurological plasticity.…”