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Compare the concrete and abstract levels of experience, and their roles in sociological research.
Mental Rotations
The cognitive process of rotating mental representations of two-dimensional and three-dimensional objects as part of spatial reasoning and visualization.
Two Dimensions
Relates to having two measurements or aspects, such as length and width, often used to describe flat surfaces or to represent ideas in a simplified form.
Three Dimensions
Pertains to objects that have depth, width, and height, contributing to their solid form.
Finke's Principle
A theoretical proposition related to the creative process, emphasizing the role of imagined images and scenarios in generating innovative solutions or products.
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