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The effect of landmark features on mental rotation times

By varying what we take to be the saliency oflandmarks (which are cues to location and orientation that are unique and visible from a distance), the slopes and intercepts of the time/angle function in the “mental rotation” task were caused to vary accordingly.

J. Hochberg | L. Gellman

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