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The Journal of Behavioral Optometry was a peer-reviewed medical journal published by the Optometric Extension Program Foundation. It covered clinically relevant behavioral, functional, and developmental aspects of the visual system. It included the following categories of articles: * clinical case reports * preliminary and completed clinically relevant research reports * speculative reports of new and adapted clinical diagnostic and therapeutic measures * literature reviews * guest editorials * essays * viewpoint articles It was discontinued in 2012 in favour of the new journal .