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Assessment of Spatial Abilities
1998Analyzing and understanding spatial ability is a complex enterprise. By way of illustration, consider the following daily life activities that contain a spatial aspect: parallel parking an automobile, rearranging living room furniture, reading a blueprint, giving directions to a lost traveler, deciphering the instructions that accompany an item that ...
Bruce M. Caplan, Sarah Romans
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Spatial Ability and Training in Virtual Neuroanatomy
2013Neuroanatomy is one of the most challenging sections of anatomy to learn, partially related to the intricate relation of multiple 3D structures. As part of the medical student curriculum, it is usually taught in 2D using illustrations and plastinated brain section, since the number of hours devoted to anatomy have dropped in the curriculum, making the ...
Leah Plumley +3 more
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The significance of spatial skills for success in STEM fields has been established through several interdisciplinary studies. In the study presented in this paper, we investigated how comprehensive training in programming using turtle graphics or educational robotics can positively impact high school (MAge = 15.31 years) novices’ spatial skills.
Hauser, Urs +2 more
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1994
The Complex Figure Test was designed by Rey (1941) to assess visual perception and visual memory in brain-damaged subjects. In 1944, Osterrieth administered the Rey figure to 230 children ranging in age from 4 to 15 years old and to 60 adults between 16 and 60 years old (Lezak, 1983). In 1969, Taylor made an alternative figure to be used for retesting (
Alfredo Ardila +2 more
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The Complex Figure Test was designed by Rey (1941) to assess visual perception and visual memory in brain-damaged subjects. In 1944, Osterrieth administered the Rey figure to 230 children ranging in age from 4 to 15 years old and to 60 adults between 16 and 60 years old (Lezak, 1983). In 1969, Taylor made an alternative figure to be used for retesting (
Alfredo Ardila +2 more
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Gender Differences in Spatial Ability: a Critical Review
Educational Psychology Review, 2023Kristin A Bartlett
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2017
It is proposed that Homo sapiens’ biological adaptation was accomplished to survive under the environmental conditions that existed during the Paleolithic time. Recent man’s evolution, to a significant extent, corresponds to a cultural type of evolution, not necessarily requiring further overt biological changes. Strategies used for spatial orientation
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It is proposed that Homo sapiens’ biological adaptation was accomplished to survive under the environmental conditions that existed during the Paleolithic time. Recent man’s evolution, to a significant extent, corresponds to a cultural type of evolution, not necessarily requiring further overt biological changes. Strategies used for spatial orientation
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1986
Three areas of theory and research related to spatial cognition are reviewed and their integration is discussed. These include factor analysis of spatial ability, information processing theories of spatial cognition, and developmental changes in spatial processing.
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Three areas of theory and research related to spatial cognition are reviewed and their integration is discussed. These include factor analysis of spatial ability, information processing theories of spatial cognition, and developmental changes in spatial processing.
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