Perception of Space

Perception of space refers to how our brain interprets the physical environment around us, allowing us to understand distances, sizes, and spatial relationships. It involves sensory input from our eyes, ears, and body, which is processed to create a mental map of our surroundings. This perception helps us navigate, judge safe distances, and interact effectively with objects and people. Factors like depth cues, movement, and context influence how we perceive space, creating a seamless experience of the environment, whether we're walking through a room or crossing a street.