Transformation of Mind's Eye Location and Visual Image Orientation in Perceiving Cutaneous Drawings
Abstract
Imagery is an important area of study for a number of reasons. First, many issues regarding the structure and function of images have yet to be clarified. Second, studying the nature of imagery can provide information on the structure of memory, attention, and other more broad aspects of cognitive psychology. Third, understanding the processes underlying imagery provides important information concerning how people solve practical problems in everyday living. This thesis deals with the question of how images are rotated and how a person's mental point of reference is transformed. The processes underlying such behavior have hopefully received at least some clarification.
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