Visual perception is a human ability to be able to interpret information captured by the eye. However, for more than half a century, neuropsychologists have recognized the classic Mooney Face Test. The Mooney face was developed by Craig Mooney to study perceptual in children. Craig Mooney created a set of 40 human face stimuli, which consists of several smooth black and white round patches. The method used in the research is quantitative with data collection techniques is accidental sampling. This study uses 15 images consisting of images that are upright, inverted, tilted to the left, tilted to the right, and scrambled. The results obtained from this study are that various mooney face do not affect visual perception in middle adolescents.
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