The ability to move one’s eyes is a skill in and of itself, and vision also allo

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The ability to move one’s eyes is a skill in and of itself, and vision also allows for us to better control certain movements. A) Choose a specific eye movement discussed in class, describe what it is, and discuss its purpose (why we do that eye movement). B) and C) Choose two of the six motor skills, and describe, using specific examples, how vision contributes to performance of each skill (one for B and one for C

EYE MOVEMENTS DISCUSSED IN CLASS ARE SACADES, fixation and attention AND THE SIX SKILLS ARE LOCOMOTION, GRASPIN AND OR REACHING, DRAWING AND OR WRITING, KEYBOARDING , FACIAL EXPRESSION

Explanation / Answer

Saccade is a quick simultaneous movement movement of both eyes. Scaddes serve as a mechanism for fixation rapid eye movement.

It has the function if scanning immediate surrounding /reading .in this phenomenon human eye make jerky sacadine movements and stops at regular intervals. Eyes move more quickly between each stop .speed during saccade cannot be controlled.

Reason :

One of the reason for scadine movement of human eye is that the central part of retina known as fovea which provides the high resolution portion of vision. It plays an important role in resolving objects.moving of eyes result in greater resolution

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