Table 2.

Correlations between age, presence of a scotoma, vision measures, measures from the gaze perception task in the horizontal plane, and self-reported difficulty with gaze perception for participants with CVL.

		Vision Measures		Gaze Perception Task: Horizontal Plane				Difficulty Questiona
Age	Scotoma Presenceb	Visual Acuity↓	Contrast Sensitivity↑	Straight Ahead Direction	SD in Straight Ahead Direction	Gaze Cone Width	SD in Gaze Cone Width	Q4: If someone looks at youb
Age	0.46*	0.12	−0.50*	−0.14	0.28	0.17	0.23	−0.18
Scotoma Presenceb	Scotoma Presence	0.31	−0.52*	−0.40	0.37	0.41	0.41	0.45*
Visual Acuity↓		Visual Acuity	−0.64**	0.22	0.65**	0.42*	0.56**	0.52*
Contrast Sensitivity↑			Contrast Sensitivity	−0.04	−0.68**	−0.23	−0.44*	−0.23
Straight Ahead Direction				Straight Ahead Direction	0.15	−0.06	−0.03	−0.07
SD in Straight Ahead Direction					SD in Straight Ahead Direction	0.45**	0.59**	0.55**
Gaze Cone Width						Gaze Cone Width	0.95**	0.40
SD in Cone Width							SD in Gaze Cone Width	0.37
Q4: If someone looks at you								Q4: If someone looks at you

Note. All values are Pearson correlation coefficients unless otherwise noted. SD = variability (i.e., judgment uncertainty) in measure from the gaze perception task. n = 23 unless otherwise noted.

^an = 22

^bSpearman correlation coefficient values

^*p < 0.05

^**p < 0.01

↑Higher scores indicate better performance

↓Lower scores indicate better performance