In treating your patient for gaze instability, the X2 paradigm involves exercises in which:

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In the X2 paradigm, the head and target move in opposite directions to challenge the patient's gaze stability and improve their ability to maintain focus while in motion. Moving the head horizontally or vertically as quickly as possible may be used in other exercises, but is not specifically part of the X2 paradigm. Moving the head and target in the same direction would not provide the necessary challenge to improve gaze stability.

In Treating Your Patient for Gaze Instability, the X2 Paradigm