The Suppressive Basis of Ocular Dominance Changes Induced by Short-Term Monocular Deprivation in Normal and Amblyopic Adults.

The suppression exerted by the amblyopic eye on the fellow eye (crimson bar) is indeed significantly weaker than what is observed from the nondominant eye in controls ( t [17] = 3.273, P = 0.004, Cohen's d = 1.405; independent samples t -test), and the suppression exerted on the amblyopic eye (blue bar) is much stronger than on the nondominant eye (marginally significant: t [17] = 1.906, P = 0.074, Cohen's d = 1.742; independent samples t -test).

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But this correlation was highly significant in amblyopes at all time points.

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