Detecting Cheating when Testing Vision: Variability in Acuity Measures Reveals Misrepresentation

201812 citationsJournal Articlegreen Open Access

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Henrike Joanna Cornelie Ravensbergen · Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Belle I. N. A. van Bree · Psychotherapy & Movement

Douwe M. Broekens · Psychotherapy & Movement

David L. Mann · Psychotherapy & Movement

Abstract

The variability in the estimations of vision provides a promising novel means of detecting the intentional underrepresentation of vision and could help to minimize the chance of successfully cheating on tests of vision.

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Visual perception and processing mechanisms Retinal Imaging and Analysis Ocular and Laser Science Research

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Published in: Optometry and Vision Science

Volume 95, Issue 6, pp. 536-544

DOI: 10.1097/opx.0000000000001227

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Detecting Cheating when Testing Vision: Variability in Acuity Measures Reveals Misrepresentation

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