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Hyperopia is predominantly axial in nature
Current Eye Research, 1998 PURPOSE: Myopia has been found to be predominantly axial in nature, i.e. myopic eyes have longer than normal axial lengths, with corneal radius variations having only a small influence on the magnitude of the refractive error.
Niall Strang +2 more
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Managerial hyperopia: A potential unintended consequence of foresight in a top management team?
Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2015 In this paper we explore the phenomenon of managerial hyperopia. Hyperopia is a metaphorical term adopted from ocular science referring to long-sightedness—a condition of being able to focus clearly on that which is far away but not that which is nearby.
George Burt, Andrew Perchard
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Remedying Hyperopia: The Effects of Self-Control Regret on Consumer Behavior
Journal of Marketing Research, 2008Anat Keinan, Ran Kivetz
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Hyperopia and frugality: Different motivational drivers and yet similar effects on consumer spending
Journal of Business Research, 2019Todd Pezzuti, Cornelia Pechmann
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