�ber monoculare Dominanz (?�ugigkeit?); alte und neue (haploskopische) Methoden zu ihrem Nachweis und deren Wert f�r ihre Beurteilung

Brainedness, Handedness and Eyedness: The Meaning of Ocular Dominance

“…Like Duke-Elder, he doubts whether ocular dominance plays an important part in normal binocular vision, i.e., in the final three-dimensional percept, although there is a definite preference for one eye in monocular tasks. In contradiction to this view, Kuchle and Remky (1951) consider dominance of one eye as a functional requirement rather than regarding the dominant eye as a preferred eye. According to them, the visual impression of space, the binocular perception, is determined decisivelv by the visual impressions received by the dominant eye.…”

“…On the other hand, Hughes (1953) and La Grone and Holland (1943) found right eyedness related positively to right handedness. Kuchle and Remky (1951) using a sensory criterion for ocular dominance (persistence of monocular parts of fusion targets), found no relationship between ocular dominance and handedness.…”