Research on Mental Rotation and Scanning Seems to Suggest That

question 65

Multiple Choice

Research on mental rotation and scanning seems to suggest that:

• A) mental imagery may appear subjectively real to the person,but the processes bear little relationship to the physical events.
• B) the brain is furnished with very powerful specialized neurons that can rotate objects just as one would physically rotate them.
• C) the mental processes people go through in such tasks seem to be analogous to the physical process of rotating or scanning.
• D) these functions are very tightly localized in just one area of the brain.

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Definitions:

Objectivity

The principle of being unbiased and not influenced by personal feelings or prejudices in representing facts.