The aim of this study was to investigate the ability to perceive human body rotation about the
longitudinal axis under a variety of whole-body orientations of the perceived figure. It was …

The primary goal of this dissertation was to understand to what extent are humans capable
of accurately perceiving both their own rotations and the rotations of others and how do …

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 …

Visual and vestibular cues influence the internal representation of gravity and perceived
body orientation as shown by tilting either the visual world or subjects themselves relative to …

Mental imagery of rotational motion across variation in the orientation of a square to an axis
of rotation, the orientation of the axis to the environment/viewer, and the starting orientation …

We investigated whether individuals used mental rotation and embodiment for arm laterality
judgments of human figures that were stepwise rotated from back view to front view along a …

The results of two experiments suggest that strong constraints on the ability to imagine
rotations extend to the perception of rotations. Participants viewed stereographic perspective …

Body tilt effects on the visual reproduction of orientations and the Class 2 oblique effect (EA
Essock, 1980) were examined. Body tilts indicate whether the oblique effect (ie, lower …

These studies examine effects of orientation on the visual discrimination of natural mirror-
image shapes and abilities (or preferences) underlying subjects''imagined rotation paths …

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 …