Your visual processing becomes inactive during

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During a saccade, the eyes rapidly move from one fixation point to another, and during this movement, visual processing is suppressed. This ensures that visual information received during the movement is not perceived as a blur or an overlap of multiple images. Therefore, during a saccade, visual processing becomes inactive briefly. The Stroop effect refers to a phenomenon where reading a color word can interfere with naming the color of the ink it is printed in, but visual processing is still active during this task. An algorithm is a step-by-step procedure that solves a problem, and it does not involve visual processing. Puberty is a biological process that involves hormonal changes and does not affect visual processing.

Your Visual Processing Becomes Inactive During