I used my husband as my subject for the visual perception test using a pen. I held the pen 2-3 ft. away from him and moved it from the crook of my arm to the end of my arm multiple times. I asked him how many of me he saw each time I did this. I had to remind him to focus on the pen several times, as he would slip and glance at me. Each time he answered that he only saw one of me. Afterwards, I had him perform the test on me, where I saw two of him when he held the pen closest to my face.
I asked my 10-year-old niece the questions on the child symptom checklist. She scored a 12 on the assessment, and therefore doesn't have excessive vision problems that should be addressed.
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