The Motor Free Visual Perception Test assesses what ability?

The Motor Free Visual Perception Test specifically evaluates the ability to visually identify forms or objects without the influence of motor skills. This assessment focuses solely on the visual perceptual skills of an individual, examining how well they can interpret visual information. By removing the motor component, the test isolates visual processing capabilities, such as shape recognition, figure-ground discrimination, and visual closure. This is crucial for accurately assessing a person's visual perception abilities, particularly in populations where motor skills may be impaired but visual processing is intact. Understanding these skills can help occupational therapy practitioners create targeted interventions to support an individual's functional abilities in daily life.