Visual-spatial perception

Visual-spatial perception is the ability to understand and interpret the environment around us, including how objects relate to each other in space. It involves skills like judging distances, recognizing shapes, and navigating through a space. This sense helps us coordinate movements, read maps, assemble puzzles, and understand spatial relationships. Good visual-spatial perception allows us to perceive the world accurately and interact effectively within it. It is a fundamental cognitive function that supports everyday activities, such as driving, organizing items, and understanding visual information.