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publication as monographs should follow the procedure given in the APA Publica-tion Manual.Publication in Psychological Monographs is free of cost to the author,except in cases where early publication is requested or author's alterations are madein galley proofs.  \nThe following policies govern reprinting of materials copyrighted in APA journals:(a)to require approval to reprint for tables and figures,and for text only if morethan 500 words total from one article]in length;(b)to continue approval to re-print,contingent on the author's approval,for articles reprinted in whole or in majorpart;(c)to negotiate where possible the dedication of royalties from commercialpublishers to the American Psychological Foundation.  \nManuscripts must be accompanied by an abstract of 100-120 words typed ona separate sheet of paper.The abstract should conform to the style of Psycho-logical Abstracts.Detailed instructions for the preparation of abstracts ap-peared in the American Psychologist (1961,16,833),or they may be obtainedfrom the Editor or from the APA Central Office.  \nHELEN ORRManaging Editor  \nJoYCE J.CARTER  \nEditorial Assistant  \nCorrespondence on business matters should be addressed to the American Psychological Association.Inc.,1200 Seventeenth St.,N.W.,Washington,D.C.20036.Address changes must arrive by the tenth ofthe month to take effect the following month.Undelivered copies resulting from address changes willnot be replaced;subscribers should notify the post office that they will guarantee third-class forwardingpostage.  \n## VISUAL PERCEPTION IN STRABISMUS AND AMBLYOPIA¹\n\nSAMUEL C.MCLAUGHLIN  \nInstitute for Psychological Research,Tujts University  \nStrabismus is a visual disorder in which one eye is deviated from the line ofsight.Amblyopia(more properly,amblyopia ex anopsia,which means“de-terioration of vision through disuse”)is a partial deficiency of visual acuityin 1 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