14. If you are trying to read something in small print, you might move your eyes to concentration on the words you are trying to read. If you do this, what are you really trying to accomplish? a. To allow lens to focus on small print b. To direct light onto fovea c. To increase the amount of light allowed to hit retina d. To direct away from blind spot
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