The involvement of motor processes in mental rotation is experience-dependent: different
levels of expertise in sensorimotor interactions lead to different strategies in mental rotation …

Does mental rotation depend on the readiness to act? Recent evidence indicates that the
involvement of motor processes in mental rotation is experience-dependent, suggesting that …

In this study, individuals with different motor expertise levels interacted with both heavy and
light objects to learn about their respective physical affordance before solving a mental …

An extensive body of literature has explored the involvement of motor processes in mental
rotation, yet underlying individual differences are less documented and remain to be fully …

Mentally rotating the image of an object is one fundamental cognitive ability in humans.
Recent theoretical developments and empirical evidences highlight the potential role of the …

Athletes exhibit differences in perceptual-cognitive abilities when compared to non-athletes.
Recent theoretical developments focus on the role of the athletes' body in perceptual …

A vivid imagination is one of the defining features of human mental life. A large body of
research has shown that mental imagery is supported by some of the same cognitive …

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 …

Sign Language is a visuospatial modality language that is used by deaf and Hard-of-
Hearing populations. Being a visuospatial modality, sign language requires acute motor …

This study compares mental rotation with three stimuli: letters, body parts and complex
scenes. Twenty-four subjects saw letters and judged whether they were mirror-reversed or …