The research question is the way the mind deals with the mental rotation of visual objects
depending on the observer's body position and the spatial orientation of these objects. In the …

Background It is assumed that the answer to the question whether two objects presented
from different points of view are the same or different (eg mirror-reflected) is a proper …

Several studies have shown significant correlations among factors such as sex, age, and
hormone levels with performance on mental rotation tasks. To perform spatial rotation also …

This study investigated the influence of juggling training on mental rotation performance.
Two groups of 23 participants each solved a chronometrical mental rotation task with three …

Action imagery involves the mental representation of an action without overt execution, and
can contribute to perspective taking, such as that required for left-right judgments in mental …

Mental rotation tests have been used to study the underlying process of mental imagery. In
an attempt to better understand the nature of mental rotation, this study looked at the effects …

The issue of mental imagery has long been of interest to cognitive psychologists. Originally,
the debate centered on what it meant to form such images and, if so, what form the mental …

Cognitive style differences in visuospatial processing assessed using a task incorporating the
perception of biological motion COGNITIVE STYLE DIFFERENCES IN VISUOSPATIAL …

It is known that in mental-rotation tasks, subjects mentally transform the displayed material
until it appears “upright” and then make a judgment. Here we evaluate, by using three typical …

The current study is the first to examine the idea that badminton players may use mental
rotation skills to imagine the flight direction of the shuttlecock. The study included badminton …