Scene perception

Scene perception is the process by which our brain interprets and makes sense of the environment around us. It involves recognizing objects, understanding spatial relationships, and grasping the overall context of a scene, such as a busy street or a quiet park. This process helps us navigate safely, find what we need, and respond appropriately to our surroundings. It combines visual information, previous knowledge, and attention to build a coherent understanding of the scene quickly and efficiently. Essentially, scene perception allows us to effortlessly interpret complex environments in everyday life.