This book provides the first general and unified theory of visual
discomfort. Based on the author's observation that people find
certain visual stimuli uncomfortable--and that these same stimuli
induce seizures in patients with photosensitive epilepsy--the book
offers fascinating insights into a variety of visual stresses that
arise from design, reading, lighting, television, and VDU
terminals. A range of techniques for preventing and treating visual
discomfort--from color therapy to precision tinting of spectacle
lenses--are described in detail. Students and researchers in
perceptual psychology, visual science, neurology, and optometry
will want to read this pioneering new work.
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