In this study, mental rotation performance was assessed in both an object-based task,
human figures and letters as stimuli, and in an egocentric-based task, a human figure as a …

Studien zum menschlichen Spiegelneuronensystem zeigen, dass die gleichen
korrespondierenden Repräsentationen nicht nur bei der eigenen Ausführung einer …

Rotation of both natural and man-made objects most commonly requires rotation around the
vertical rather than the horizontal axis because it is relatively rare that we need to rotate, eg …

Mental rotation is a cognitive process that involves performing rotations on visual images or
objects, which has played a significant role in humans' evolutionary past. Sex differences in …

A core component of spatial ability is mental rotation (MR) which refers to the capacity to
rotate images in the mind's eye. It has been suggested that MR tasks can be performed …

Two factors influencing sex differences in mental rotation, stimulus presentation and sex
role, were investigated. Effects of stimulus presentation were explored by comparing scores …

The visuospatial ability referred to as mental rotation has been shown to produce one of the
largest and most consistent sex differences, in favor of males, in the cognitive literature. The …

Naive human subjects were tested in three different tasks:(1) a visuomotor mental rotation
task, in which the subjects were instructed to move a cursor at a given angle from a stimulus …

Men usually outperform women in mental rotation tests with larger differences in paper-
pencil tests than in chronometric tests. Using male or female stereotyped objects instead of …

Two experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of figural complexity on the rate
of mental rotation of 3-dimensional figures and to compare the performance of men and …