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| The visual field[(Visual_field> | The visual field[(Visual_field> | ||
| - | is the area of the world that can be seen by the eyes when they are fixated on a point. The visual field is divided into two parts: the central visual field and the peripheral visual field[(Peripheral_vision> | + | is the area of the world that can be seen by the eyes when they are fixated on a point. The visual field is divided into two parts: the central visual field[(Fixation> |
| + | and the peripheral visual field[(Peripheral_vision> | ||
| . The central visual field is the area directly in front of the eyes, while the peripheral visual field is the area to the sides. | . The central visual field is the area directly in front of the eyes, while the peripheral visual field is the area to the sides. | ||