Sentence examples for between verbal and spatial from inspiring English sources

A discrepancy between verbal and spatial abilities is a core feature of NVLD, and we previously found that a greater verbal-spatial discrepancy is associated with increased thinning and decreased function in fronto-parietal and temporal regions in healthy individuals (Margolis et al., 2013; Margolis et al., 2017).

These findings were bolstered by data from neuroimaging and patient studies of the division between verbal and spatial information, which found that verbal tasks are mediated largely by left hemisphere neural regions, whereas the spatial task are relatively largely right lateralized.

For example, genetic correlations have been reported to be about 0.90 between reading processes such as word recognition, orthographic coding and phonological decoding (Gayan & Olson 2003), about 0.90 between mathematical computation, application and comprehension (Kovas et al. 2007), and about 0.80 between verbal and spatial abilities (Petrill 2002).

Second, the cross-domain interference Morey and Cowan documented was not due only to interference between verbal and visual-spatial stimuli, since the present studies show interference between tone and visual-spatial stimuli.

Other specific impairments caused by prenatal PCB exposure are highlighted by the distinction between verbal and visual-spatial functions; in most studies, the former are affected, whereas the latter are not.

Mental Reasoning: a timed test consisting of 45 questions, equally divided between verbal, quantitative, and spatial reasoning.

The tests included the following: 1. Mental Reasoning: a timed test consisting of 45 questions, equally divided between verbal, quantitative, and spatial reasoning.

There was an inverse relationship between LVIDd and both verbal and spatial ability at the baseline and after 14 years of follow-up.

Differences in learning and memory of trauma-related, visual, verbal and spatial memory are discussed.

Neuroscientists said the most striking result is the activation of the same patch of the left hemisphere lateral prefrontal cortex for both verbal and spatial tasks.

Reuter-Lorenz, P. A. et al. Age differences in the frontal lateralization of verbal and spatial working memory revealed by PET.