visual-spatial
Measuring preferences for visual-spatial learning
... In addition to the questionable reliability data of the VSI, Silverman (2000) has constructed the 5-point Likert scale in such a way as to influence the responses of the respondents. The scale is designed so that 4 of ...
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Does Visual Spatial Awareness Require the Visual Awareness of Space?
... RM‟s visual system, and that this information affected his verbal ...„implicit‟ visual representation of spatial information – as opposed to the „explicit‟ grasp of it that would have come with ...
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Effect of Neurofeedback on Visual Spatial Attention in Male Children with Reading Disabilities: An Event Related Potential Study
... about visual-spatial attention mainly arises from studies using ...on visual-spatial attention, researchers often use a variant of Posner ...selective spatial attention ...abnormal ...
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The Efficacy of Occupational Therapy Intervention in Visual-Spatial and Visual Analysis Skills Development among Children with Learning Disorders
... in visual-spatial skills after an educational ...primary visual cortex (17 Brodman area) make a synapsis in secondary visual cortex ( 18, 19 , Brodman area)and then pass the mid - temporal ...
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THE DIAGNOSIS DILEMMA: DYSLEXIA AND VISUAL-SPATIAL ABILITY
... between visual-spatial ability and dyslexia was motivated by the conflicting research, the proposed importance of visual-spatial ability to STEM participation, and the highly malleable nature ...
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Effects of social gaze on visual spatial imagination
... on visual-spatial imag- ination in the present experiment and in the earlier research by Markson and Paterson (2009) is related to the heightened cogni- tive and social demands associated with maintaining ...
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A Comparison of the Visual Perceptual Processing Skills of Children (6-10 Years Old) with and without Human Immuno-Deficiency Virus (HIV) Using the Test of Visual Perceptual Skills-3rd Edition (TVPS-3) in Harare, Zimbabwe.
... their visual perceptual skills and their environmental contexts (Bainbridge ...include visual discrimination, visual memory, visual-spatial relationship, visual form constancy, ...
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On Solving Mathematical Problems the Spatial Visual Ways
... number-fact, visual-spatial and information ...low spatial abilities are more challenged geometry ...fostering spatial abilities must be included in the instruc- ...
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Decision making with visualizations: a cognitive framework across disciplines
... The final cross-domain finding is that knowledge-driven processes can interact or override effects of visualization methods. We find that short-term (Dennis & Carte, 1998; Feeney et al., 2000; Gattis & Holyoak, ...
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Unilateral Neglect: Assessment and Rehabilitation
... the visual performance, indicating a significant relationship between spatial attention and movement ...towards visual impairment, which is the most evident clinical presentation, yet research over ...
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Low Cerebellar Vermis Volumes and Impaired Neuropsychologic Performance in Children Treated for Brain Tumors and Leukemia
... RESULTS: At baseline, lower mean vermal volumes and impaired performance on visual-spatial and fine-motor tasks were detected in patients. At 6-month follow-up, further decrease in vermal volumes was ...
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Identifying latent patterns in undergraduate Students’ programming profiles
... of visual spatial memory-word rotation test was used which was originally developed by Blasko et ...improve spatial performance. Spatial memory-word rotation test was modified and revised by ...
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Limitations in dual-task performance
... of visual- spatial attention interact with response selection, we sought to pit these two processes against each other ...of visual-spatial ...four visual stimuli, two on either side of ...
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Early, but not late visual distractors affect movement synchronization to a temporal spatial visual cue
... present visual cue and continuous motor action however, we expected there to be no difference between a distractor being late or early in ...the visual cues, the salient points could have been, for example, ...
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Olfaction and selective rendering
... Future work will investigate the variability of the weighting function w across variable smell sets. In evolutionary terms, cer- tain smells are more prevalent to certain people, and in fact; some demographs are anosmic ...
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Visual and Quantitative Analysis of Spatial Domain Techniques
... of visual and quantitative ...for spatial domain techniques and after performing the quantitative analysis we can conclude that for the set of biomedical images average method provide best resultsalthough ...
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The factor structure of visual imagery and spatial abilities
... Finally, the current study was designed to introduce the two new imagery measures that capitalise on some developments in the measurement area. Both the Dean and Morris (1991, 1995) imagery questionnaire and the Finke, ...
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Visual experience facilitates allocentric spatial representation
... their spatial memory was tested to determine which spatial reference frame was ...with visual experience, showed a preferential use of the object-based or ‘allocentric’ reference ...in spatial ...
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Matthias, Ellen (2008): The influence of the level of alertness on spatial and non-spatial components of visual attention in healthy subjects and neglect patients. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Psychologie und Pädagogik
... Understanding what factors are determining whether and when a contralesional event is detected or extinguished in neglect patients may provide variable insights to the mechanisms of attention and its operation in ...
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Roman Ostia: Space Syntax and the Domestication of Space
... for spatial analysis offers user- friendly Space Syntax tools compatible with maps created in MapInfo or ...longest visual lines and their visual ...are visual aids to better under- stand the ...
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