Ep. 260 – A Follow-Up Discussion on Parallel Processing Training

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July 11, 2022
Accommodation, Ambient, Central, Distance, Dominant Eye, Episode 254, Eye, Fixation, Focal and Ambient Vision, Focus, Forward Locomotor Movement, Healthy Buildings, Heels, Indoor Spaces, Left, Looking Down, Movement, Near, Part 2, Peripheral, Periphery, Right, Space, Spatial, Toes, Vision, Visual Field

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