Visual Knowledge

Proportional

Time it takes to scan an image in real life is ________ to the time it takes to scan an image in your minds eye

chronometric

Scanning time is used in ______ studies

image scanning 

People take longer to scan greater distances in their minds eye 

mental rotation 

people take longer to rotate a mental image in their mind when they have to rotate a greater degree 

spatial

image scanning chronometric studies suggests there are ____ properties to images

Zooming and size effects

Larger images are verified faster for details than smaller images

picture-plane rotation 

Mental rotation task in 2D

Rotation in depth

Mental rotation task in 3D

segal and fusella

____ and _____ show that we are better at imaging in one way and doing a task in another way (eg. visual vs. auditory)

perception and imagery

Evidence that neural mechanisms for ______ and ______ are the same from people with hemineglect syndrome neglecting the same visual perception side and when imagining 

no

Are object recognition and spatial location the same?

Congenitally blind

_______ _____ people have the same mental rotation and scanning effects, showing that spatial representation is not visual

eidetic imagery 

Photographic memory is also called

similar pathways

Imagery and perception are not the same, but use _____ _______

changes memory

What does giving an image a label do?

boundary extension

when memory adds context 

perceptual schemas

organizing and interpreting perceptual material based on pervious knowledge