Spatial Anxiety (SA) can be defined as the fear and apprehension experienced during tasks
that require spatial thinking and may negatively impact the execution of daily actions …

The way people represent and transform visuospatial information affects everyday activities
including driving behavior. Mental rotation and perspective taking have recently been found …

A growing body of evidence is suggestive for the beneficial role of contact with greenspace
(eg, use of greenspace, visual access to greenspace, etc.) on mental health (eg, depression …

The present study aimed to investigate the association between the Big Five personality
dimensions with the susceptibility of distracted driving (ie, engagement in voluntary …

This psychometric meta-analysis investigated the relation of cognitive and non-cognitive
factors to the training success of Air Traffic Controllers by synthesizing 51 studies (N …

Our spatial mental representations allow us to give refined descriptions of the environment
in terms of the relative locations and distances between objects and landmarks. In this study …

Field independence (FI) is the extent to which a person perceives part of a field as discrete
from the surrounding field rather than embedded in the field. Several studies proposed that it …

Sex differences in navigation have been a topic of investigation for decades and has been
subjected to various contradictory findings and debates. The aim of this work was to …

Humans tend to misrepresent spatial information which leads to systematic errors due to
distorted organizational processes regarding metric and positional judgments. This study is …

Objective The Spatial Learning Task of Lhermitte and Signoret is an object-location arbitrary
associative learning task. The task was originally developed to evaluate adults with severe …