Studies of Mental Rotation Indicate That

question 47

Multiple Choice

Studies of mental rotation indicate that

• A) participants are able to imagine the rotation of a two-dimensional display but are unable to imagine rotation in depth.
• B) the greater the degree of rotation required, the more time is needed to complete the rotation.
• C) participants seem able to compare objects in mental imagery without bothering to imagine these objects rotated into alignment.
• D) imagined rotation in depth is appreciably faster than imagined rotation in two dimensions.

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