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 The ability to detect, process, and respond to a stimulus.  It is the time taken between when we perceive something to when we respond to it 

 The ability that unites our visual and motor skills. This assists with activities that use the information from our eyes to guide our hands to carry out a movement.  

   The ability to track objects in motion, or to clearly recognise objects while in motion. This skill is important in many sports and daily activities like driving a car.   

  Peripheral vision is the ability to recognise objects or the environment outside of your direct line of sight. It is indirect vision that occurs outside your fixed gaze.  

A person with good inhibition control is able to focus on the task at hand without being distracted by their external environment.  

The eyes ability to  identify an object not clearly defined from it’s background. This enables      us to see in different conditions such as foggy or rainy days or driving  at night.