The pupil of the eye provides a rich source of information for cognitive scientists, as it can
index a variety of bodily states (eg, arousal, fatigue) and cognitive processes (eg, attention …

In order to promote students' computational thinking (CT) involving authentic complex
problem-solving competence, there has been encouragement to conduct STEM activities in …

We investigated sex differences in behavioral performance and cognitive load in
chronometric mental rotation tasks with abstract and embodied figures. Eighty participants …

Background The viewing perspective effect refers to the finding that students learn better
from instructional videos recorded from first-person perspective than third-person …

Background Spatial problem‐solving is an essential skill for success in many engineering
disciplines; thus, understanding the cognitive processes involved could help inform the …

Though visuospatial skills are often considered a relative strength in autism spectrum
disorder (ASD), unexplained difficulties relative to neurotypical (NT) peers have also been …

Introduction During mental rotation tasks, it is assumed that participants visualize a rotation
of objects in their minds (internal visualization), but mental rotation has also been linked to …

Spatial abilities play an important role in everyday life, as they are essential for
understanding and interacting with our surroundings like navigation or handling tools …

The flash-lag effect (FLE) is a prime example of the perceptual problem of time
representation. The effect appears to be a temporal perceptual violation of simultaneity that …

Abstract [eng] It is observed that mental rotation tasks are performed better by men than
women and currently the available data suggests that the performance of such tasks is …