“…Noldus, Spink, & Tegelenbosch, 2001). More recently, diagrams that preserve information about the continuous motion of limbs and joints have become more common (e.g., Cappozzo, Della Croce, Leardini, & Chiari, 2005; Leuenberger, Hofmann, Brugger, & Gassert, 2015; Lewkowicz & Delevoye-Turrell, 2016; Medved, 2000; Morash & van der Velden, 2016). Behavioral scientists have also made increasing use of graphical representations of neural activity to support various theories of human motivation and behavior (e.g., Ortiz-Terán, Turrero, Santos, Bryant, & Ortiz, 2013; Rilling et al, 2002; Sanfey, Rilling, Aronson, Nystrom, & Cohen, 2003).…”