Time and space are tightly linked in the physical word. Recently, several lines of evidence
have suggested that the mental representation of time might be spatial in nature. For …

As people age, their performance on tasks requiring cognitive control often declines. Such a
decline is frequently explained as either a general or specific decline in cognitive functioning …

It is known that small and large numbers facilitate left/right respectively (the SNARC effect).
Recently, it has been proposed that numerical magnitude is just one example of a range of …

The possibility to induce a transient modulation of visuo-spatial attention boosted so far the
implementation of the prism adaptation in a variety of domains. This sensorimotor technique …

According to the ATOM (A Theory Of Magnitude), formulated by Walsh more than fifteen
years ago, there is a general system of magnitude in the brain that comprises regions, such …

According to the spatial–temporal association of response codes (STEARC) effect, time can
be spatially represented from left to right. However, exploration of a possible STEARC effect …

Several theoretical and empirical work posit the existence of a common magnitude system in
the brain. Such a proposal implies that manipulating stimuli in one magnitude dimension (eg …

Left-to-right readers classify faster past events with motor responses on the left side of space
and future events with responses on the right side. This suggests a left-to-right spatial …

The spatial-numerical association of response codes (SNARC) effect is considered an
evidence of the association between numbers and space, with faster left key-press …

Research has shown that abstract concepts are often conceptualized along horizontal and
vertical axes. However, there are mixed results concerning which axis is preferred for which …