What adjustment will occur if the right temple is angled out?

When the right temple of a pair of glasses is angled out, the most effective adjustment is to bring the right side of the front frame toward the right eye. This adjustment is crucial as it enhances the alignment of the optical centers of the lenses with the wearer’s eyes, promoting better vision and comfort. If the right temple is too far from the head, the eyewear may not sit properly on the face, leading to optical misalignment.

By adjusting the right side of the front toward the eye, you effectively bring the lenses closer to the visual axis, allowing for improved visual clarity and reducing any potential distortion that might occur if the frames are misaligned. This adjustment ensures that the lenses are positioned correctly for optimal performance.