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Mandelbaum effect

The Mandelbaum effect is the tendency for the eye to involuntarily shift its focus to a nearer distance, usually about one meter away, in conditions of poor visibility. It was first described by J. Mandelbaum in 1960. The effect occurs during conditions like darkness or fog, or through a dirty glass, where diminished visual cues lead the eyes to favor a…

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EyeFAATransport CanadaSpatial disorientationAviation
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Mandelbaum effect → As, FAA, It, Mandelbaum, The, This, Transport Canada, When
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Mandelbaum effect → tendency for the eye to involuntarily shift its focus to a nearer distance, useful tool in determining bias in stressful conditions

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effect mandelbaum focus conditions eye distance poor visibility meter tendency usually one fog eyes dark empty-field myopia safety aviation pilots

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Mandelbaum effectis auseful tool in determining bias in stressful conditions0.90text
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Mandelbaum effectrelated to DiscussionTransport Canada0.60section
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