Spatial imagery

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Spatial cognition

Spatial perception

Depth perception Direction perception Distance perception Figure ground discrimination Motion perception Spatial disorientation Spatial distortion Spatial learning Spatial orientation Spatial organization

Other aspects

Development of spatial cognition Mental rotation Navigation Role of hippocampus Spatial Apperception Test Spatial ability Assessment Spatial attention in the visual field Spatial imagery Spatial memory Spatial neglect Spatial-temporal reasoning Spatial view cells Spatial visualization ability Visuospatial ability Assessment Visuospatial memory

Spatial imagery is imagery of spatial relationships. If I ask you to imagine the room in which you spend most of your time awake if you produce a picture of this in your mind it is spatial imagery, particularly if it is a three dimensional mental representation. This idea is related to that of cognitive maps,  cognitive control

See also

• Mental rotation
• Minnesota Paper Form Board Test

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