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Monkey inferotemporal neurons show faster generalization and exhibit larger generalization fields for picture-plane rotations than depth-plane rotations [26].

There is evidence that such picture-plane rotations are easier than depth-plane rotations [6], [26], [27].

Gender differences in speed of perceptual comparison, of picture-plane mental rotation, and in switching costs between trials that do and do not require mental rotation, were investigated as a function of stimulus material with a total sample size of N = 360.

Picture-plane (z-axis) rotations result in faster and more accurate performance than depth-plane (x- and y-axis) rotations in both object recognition and mental rotation tasks, even though these tasks involve distinct neural networks [6].

The rotation pictured in Figure 7c would convert two edge-shared second-shell polyhedra into two corner-shared third-shell polyhedra while increasing the number of structural oxygen vacancies by only 1.

The results show that chronometric mental rotation tasks with cube figures – even rotated in picture plane only – were too difficult for children in both age groups.

While models of how the visual system achieves object constancy offer alternative explanation, that does not involve mental rotation, the mostwidely used variant where participants have to discriminate mirror-inverted pictures that are rotated in the picture plane is believed to involve mental rotation [ 14].

The results of visuo-spatial testing using Snowy Picture, Shape Memory and Card Rotation Tests and psychomotor assessment using the Perdue Pegboard are summarized in Table  3.

The differences in other visuo-spatial and psychomotor tests were not statistically significant.>> -wrap-foot> Legend: Visuo-spatial testing using Snowy Picture, Shape Memory and Card Rotation Tests (Educational Testing Service) and psychomotor assessment using the Grooved Pegboard (Lafayette Instruments).

In their studies, subjects were required to compare pairs of three-dimensional objects presented at different degrees of rotation within the picture plane and to judge as fast as possible whether the objects are identical or mirror images.