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What are visuospatial abilities?

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Visuo - referring to the vision or eyesight; this part of the word tells you that it will have something to do with sight or vision.

Spatial - referring to space or location; this part of the word tells you that it will have something to do with space relationships.

Visuopatial means the visual perception or understanding of the spatial relationships between objects. In other words, you are aware of how things fit together in space and how to do things like read maps, picture 3-dimensional objects in your head, and work jigsaw puzzles.

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