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Spatial Aptitude and Permutational Ability
The Journal of Psychology, 1975The relationship between spatial aptitude and the ability to permute letters and numbers was investigated by presenting the Revised Minnesota Paper Form Board (MPFB), a letter rearrangement test (LRT), and a number rearrangement test (NRT) to two separate samples of college students (N = 94 and N = 53). For every comparison (MPFB vs.
Edward I, Gavurin, Dorothy, Murgatroyd
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Predicting Cognitive Styles from Spatial Abilities
The American Journal of Psychology, 2006Abstract Previous studies on spatial memory reveal that people represent spatial information in 3 different forms: landmark, route, and survey. The aim of this work was to assess spatial abilities in order to predict a person’s cognitive style. In order to do this we used 9 different spatial tasks, which were linked with these 3 forms of
NORI, RAFFAELLA, GIUSBERTI, FIORELLA
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SPATIAL ABILITIES AND SPATIAL EGOCENTRISM IN THE YOUNG CHILD
Child Development, 1971SHANTZ, CAROLYN U., and WATSON, JOHN S. Spatial Abilities and Spatial Egocentrism in the Young Child. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1971, 42, 171181. It was hypothesized that the ability of the young child to predict the location of objects on a mock landscape after he has physically moved around the landscape is positively related to his ability to identify ...
C U, Shantz, J S, Watson
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Personality and Individual Differences, 2002
Spatial ability implies the generation, retention, retrieval, and transformation of visuo-spatial information. Factor analytic research has identified a broad array of spatial factors. Visualization (Vz) and Spatial relations (SR) are among the most cited.
Roberto Colom +3 more
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Spatial ability implies the generation, retention, retrieval, and transformation of visuo-spatial information. Factor analytic research has identified a broad array of spatial factors. Visualization (Vz) and Spatial relations (SR) are among the most cited.
Roberto Colom +3 more
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Spatial abilities for architecture
2020data and source code on spatial ability study with ...
Emo, Beatrix +5 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1982
One of the hardiest generalizations that has emerged from studies of sex differences in intellectual functioning is that American and European men usually outperform women on tests of spatial reasoning.1 Those who believe that this difference is due partly to biologic influences attribute the effect either to the direct action of gonadal steroids on ...
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One of the hardiest generalizations that has emerged from studies of sex differences in intellectual functioning is that American and European men usually outperform women on tests of spatial reasoning.1 Those who believe that this difference is due partly to biologic influences attribute the effect either to the direct action of gonadal steroids on ...
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Cerebral lateralization and spatial ability
Behavior Genetics, 1976Frequencies of three cerebral dominance genotypes who show right or left ear superiority on a verbal dichotic listening test and left or right field superiority on a tachistoscopic lateral field test of perceptual dominance are deduced. A hypothesis is offered relating direction of cerebral dominance, as defined by genotype, to degree of lateral ...
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Spatial ability and handedness
Intelligence, 1982Abstract The relationship between preferred handedness and spatial visualization was examined for 124 female and 229 male undergraduate students. Handedness and spatial ability were used in the design as continuous variables. Other variables examined were sex of subject and family history of sinistrality.
Sarah A. Burnett +2 more
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Visual-spatial abilities in surgical training
The American Journal of Surgery, 2000As surgery continues to advance, we will need to better understand the role visual-spatial abilities play in the acquisition of technical skills. Many universities have established surgical skills centers with specific curricula to teach residents technical skills as adjuncts to operating room learning.
D J, Anastakis +2 more
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1981
The ability to create a mental image of an object and then to manipulate it mentally has significant practical application in fields such as mathematics, physics, architecture, engineering and design. It is documented that success in these fields is highly predicted by one’s ability to visualize and manipulate objects (e.g. Ghiselli, 1966).
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The ability to create a mental image of an object and then to manipulate it mentally has significant practical application in fields such as mathematics, physics, architecture, engineering and design. It is documented that success in these fields is highly predicted by one’s ability to visualize and manipulate objects (e.g. Ghiselli, 1966).
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