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The Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness is the essential professional resource for information about visual impairment. The international peer-reviewed journal of record in the field, it delivers current research and best practice information, commentary from experts on critical topics, news, and events. View full journal description

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The Miami Lighthouse CVI Collaborative Center: A Comprehensive Interdisciplinary Initiative to Address the Challenges of Cortical Visual Impairment

  • Virginia A. Jacko
  • Carlos E. Mendoza-Santiesteban
  • Anuj Jayakar
  • Michael Berger
  • Raquel Van Der Biest
  • Julie A. Jacko
  • François Sainfort
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Comparison of Deep Breathing Interventions on Pulmonary Function Between Individuals With Visual Impairments and Typical Sight

  • Eng Keat Kwa
  • Soon Keng Cheong
  • Poh Foong Lee
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Generational Differences in Attitudes and Knowledge About Workers Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision

  • Michele C. McDonnall
  • Karla Antonelli
  • Emma Schultz
  • Emily Marett
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Recognizability of Drawings From Memory of Real-Life Objects Created by Adults With Congenital Blindness: Does the Object's Size Matter?

  • Magdalena Szubielska
  • Monika Pasternak
  • Paweł Augustynowicz
  • Wojciech Kędziora
  • Delphine Picard
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Mann-Whitney U test and t-test

  • Robert Wall Emerson PhD
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ANOVA Assumptions

  • Robert Wall Emerson
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Regression and Effect Size

  • Robert Wall Emerson PhD
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Teaching Social Skills to Children and Adolescents With Visual Impairments: A Systematic Review

  • Valérie Caron
  • Alessio Barras
  • Ruth M.A. van Nispen
  • Nicolas Ruffieux
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Experiences of Teachers of Students With Visual Impairments in Learning and Teaching a New Braille Code for Mathematics and Science

  • Tina S. Herzberg
  • C. Rett McBride
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A Case Study on Cerebral Visual Impairment, Reading, and Braille

  • Katie Lane-Karnas
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An Examination of Interstate Differences in Eligibility Criteria for Deafblindness

  • Hilary E. Travers
  • Rachel Anne Schles
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Components of Valid Learning Media Assessments

  • Tessa McCarthy
  • Dawn Anderson
  • Robert Wall Emerson
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Special Issue on Intersectionality

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