Once considered a uniquely human attribute, brain asymmetry has been proved to be
ubiquitous among non‐human animals. A synthetic review of evidence of animal …

A review of selected works on spatial memory in animals and humans is presented, and
some ideas about the encoding of geometry and its role in evolution are presented, based …

This study used some of the data from the BBC Internet study to assess the universality of
sex related spatial competencies, as these are described in the terms of Silverman and …

Three experiments investigated spatial orientation in a virtual navigation task. Subjects had
to adjust a homing vector indicating their end position relative to the origin of the path. It was …

Research has proved that disoriented children and nonhuman animals can reorient
themselves using geometric and nongeometric features of the environment, showing …

Visual mental imagery is a complex process that may be influenced by the content of mental
images. Neuropsychological evidence from patients with hemineglect suggests that in the …

Objective: Survivors of traumatic brain injury (TBI) often have spatial navigation deficits. This
study examined such deficits and conducted a detailed analysis of navigational behaviour in …

After a right thalamic stroke, an 86‐year‐old man presented an acute pure left
representational neglect in the absence of any perceptual neglect. On spatial mental …

Introduction. Poor mentalising in some patients with schizophrenia has been attributed to
disruption of a cognitive module dedicated to computing meta-representations …

In 1994 Hermer and Spelke compared human adults and young children in a task modeled
on tasks previously developed by comparative psychologists—most notably by Cheng …