Term ID: T2027

Gravity Orientation

/gravity-orientation/
The perceptual and motor systems that detect and respond to gravitational forces, helping maintain balance, spatial orientation, and coordination of movement.
Example: The vestibular system in the inner ear detecting head position relative to gravity, enabling balance and spatial orientation even with eyes closed.

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Reference: Howard (1982)