Spatial cognition
From Spatial Cognition to Language
... from spatial cognition capacity comes from brain ...of spatial computation and even a successful isolation of the navigation centers from the experiment does not mean the isolation of all aspects of ...
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A theoretical framework for the study of spatial cognition
... for spatial cognition ...of spatial be- haviors. We will argue, first, that cognition is better understood as interaction rather than be- havior; and, second, that an organism's interactions ...
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Studying Designers using a Tabletop System for 3D Design with a Focus on the Impact on Spatial Cognition
... designers’ spatial cognition and design communication in collaborative ...on spatial cognition while using TUIs, we compared designers using a tangible user interface (TUI) on a tabletop ...
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Effects of nanoparticle zinc oxide on spatial cognition and synaptic plasticity in mice with depressive-like behaviors
... ZnO nanoparticles are amongst the most commonly utilized nanomaterials in consumer products notably on account of their unique physicochemical properties [12,13]. Some studies have indicated that nanoZnO affected ...
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Design of embodied interfaces for engaging spatial cognition
... Spatial cognition is shaped by bodily and action states Ultimately, perceptual and cognitive processes have de- veloped through evolution to enable individuals to act in the environment and achieve a series ...
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Action video game play and transfer of navigation and spatial cognition skills in adolescents who are blind
... and spatial cognition skills in adolescents who are ...acquire spatial information gained from the exploration of a target virtual indoor ...acquired spatial information on a set of navigation ...
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Spatial cognition in minimally invasive surgery: a systematic review
... distinguishing spatial abilities from each other, as it is unwarranted to assume that they all carry the same weight of ...separating spatial abilities from each other could provide us with a fresh new ...
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Cognitive Structures of Kinesthetic Space Reevaluating Rudolf Laban's Choreutics In the Context of Spatial Cognition and Motor Control
... Cognitive Structures of Kinesthetic Space Reevaluating Rudolf Laban's Chorcutics In the Context of Spatial Cognition and Motor Control Jeffrey Scott Longstaff Submitted for the Degree of[r] ...
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LDL receptor knock-out mice show impaired spatial cognition with hippocampal vulnerability to apoptosis and deficits in synapses
... Absence of Ldlr might have (or most likely) contrib- uted to impaired spatial cognition, which was observed previously using the MWM test in 6-month-old mice [39]. They display a decreased number of ...
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The developmental relations between spatial cognition and mathematics in primary school children
... a spatial world is in some sense spatial functioning, and hence can sensibly be called spatial ...of spatial cognition, it is unsurprising that spatial research has been ...
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The role of vision in haptic spatial cognition
... in spatial tasks carried out by haptics, one may speculate that the absence o f \isio n could produce a cost in haptic spatial ...in spatial tasks reported that visual experience in childhood is ...
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Spatial cognition and science achievement: The contribution of intrinsic and extrinsic spatial skills from 7 to 11 years
... the spatial relations between objects, without further transformation of these ...includes spatial alignment or reasoning about spatial corre- spondence, an example of which is the ability to find ...
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Cognitive Structures of Kinesthetic Space Reevaluating Rudolf Laban's Choreutics In the Context of Spatial Cognition and Motor Control
... The four cognitive structures of kinesthetic space identified here reference location code, map-like images, symmetrical transformations have been systems, well developed within psycholo[r] ...
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Space syntax and spatial cognition: or why the axial line?
... intersections with other lines, are more highly connected in the graph and so tend to be shallower or more integrated. However, the effect of the axial map in which the fewest and longest lines of sight and access are ...
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Pattern of wayfinding and spatial cognition for effective spatial planning of theme park
... 1975). Landmark knowledge is related to a particular location that sets a reference point which is easy to identify. As well as confirming the location of the destination, it can also be useful in connecting the routes. ...
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Spatial configuration, spatial cognition and spatial behaviour: the role of architectural intelligibility in shaping spatial experience
... Other research into cognition of the urban environment suggests that local spatial factors may play a role in cognitive processes (e.g., Hart & Moor, 1973), however these studies hav[r] ...
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Space in the brain : how the hippocampal formation supports spatial cognition
... new spatial goals each day, in which they show that sharp wave/ripple replay of goal locations in sleep predicts subsequent memory ...hippocampal spatial network, and that patterns of place cell activity ...
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Impaired spatial category representations in Williams Syndrome; an investigation of the mechanistic contributions of non verbal cognition and spatial language performance
... that spatial category representations will be impaired among individuals with WS in line with their other spatial cognitive ...which spatial category representations represent deviant development or ...
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Affect, Cognition and the Neurosciences
... which cognition is distributed to a select group of biological and nonbiological contexts (the nonhuman ...of cognition is an emergent outcome of nonconscious interactions located inside the microlevel of ...
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Architectural Cognition Sociology
... that cognition has its architecture [17-19]. Spatial architecture refers both to performances and products and the same holds true for cognitive architectures, which have also their mental performances and ...
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