I have to consider the response below regarding how visual processing impacts daily life.

What improvements might be suggested to help overcome these weaknesses or capitalize on strengths?

Response: A way to measure visual processing may include top-down processing. This approach uses an individual's knowledge of objects and how they are perceived in the world (McBride & Cutting, 2018). To elaborate further, individuals process visual stimuli by observing objects around them and using their knowledge of the world to interpret them. This type of visual processing could lead to potentially biased assumptions, however, as individuals are navigating through the visual world based on preconceived knowledge, and this could lead to possible harm or misconstruing an environment.

Visual processing tests help identify strengths and weaknesses in the visual system by analyzing how an individual perceives and interprets objects around them (McBride & Cutting, 2018).

There are strengths and weaknesses that can be found in the visual system based on visual perception testing. It is also crucial to have a healthy visual system and to process visual stimuli effectively. We rely so heavily on our visual senses in our day-to-day lives. For example, if we cannot process distances or objects effectively when driving it may have catastrophic results. Weaknesses found based on visual perception testing may prevent accidents from occurring as individuals will be aware that there is a fault in the way they process visual stimuli.