Miller’s study of twins explained that the switching rates were very similar between each set of identical twins. Yet, they were significantly less for non identical twins it is suggesting an inherent contribution to an individual’s switching rate. By studying such a big group of identical and non identical twins, we can determine that the likelihood of genetics is being responsible for certain natural qualities.

Miller said that the testing of binocular rivalry is very much important because it could be a sign of a person’s mental health that is based on his earlier study of switching rates in patients with bipolar confusion. A person without this bipolar disarray will make the switch between the images every one to two seconds. However, an individual with bipolar disorder takes three to four seconds and sometimes even up to 10 seconds just to switch between the pictures. Lots of work is involved in finding out the biological markers that can be used for a person’s susceptibility.