Marjean Taylor Kulp

This researcher studies binocular vision disorders in children and adults, focusing on conditions like convergence insufficiency (difficulty coordinating the eyes when looking at near objects), amblyopia (reduced vision in one eye, sometimes called 'lazy eye'), and hyperopia (farsightedness). Their work includes clinical trials testing treatments such as vision therapy, corrective glasses, and digital game-based therapies, as well as brain imaging studies examining how these conditions affect visual processing. This research is relevant to students interested in pediatric eye care, optometry, and clinical vision science.

Publication output has remained fairly steady over the past decade, averaging around 3-4 papers per year with a notable peak of 7 in 2024.

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