motion sensitivity

Motion sensitivity refers to the ability of the brain and visual system to detect and interpret movement in our environment. It helps us notice moving objects, which is crucial for tasks like avoiding obstacles, catching a ball, or recognizing changes in surroundings. Some individuals have heightened motion sensitivity, making them more aware of movement, while others may find it overwhelming or less responsive. This sensitivity involves complex processes in the eyes and brain that process changes in light and position over time, enabling us to perceive and react appropriately to motion in our daily lives.