1996
DOI: 10.1174/021093996763004614
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Medición de la visualización espacial mediante tests informatizados

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“…Another research trend has investigated the issue of visual search and spatial visualization. Among the topics investigated in this connection are the roles of practice and of different perceptual variables on performance in visual search tasks (Carrasco, Ponte, Rechea, & Sampedro, 1998), the examination of sex differences in visuospatial abilities , and the development of computerized procedures for the assessment of these abilities (Prieto, Carro, Pulido, Orgaz, Delgado, & Loro, 1996).…”
Section: Attentionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another research trend has investigated the issue of visual search and spatial visualization. Among the topics investigated in this connection are the roles of practice and of different perceptual variables on performance in visual search tasks (Carrasco, Ponte, Rechea, & Sampedro, 1998), the examination of sex differences in visuospatial abilities , and the development of computerized procedures for the assessment of these abilities (Prieto, Carro, Pulido, Orgaz, Delgado, & Loro, 1996).…”
Section: Attentionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, la visualización parece un factor bien definido como la habilidad para generar una imagen mental (del espacio y las formas), transformarla y retener sus cambios (Lohman et al, 1987;Shepard & Cooper, 1986). Con el tiempo, esta aptitud o habilidad visoespacial se va a relacionar con diferentes conceptos geométricos (Fernández Blanco, 2013;Gutierrez, 2006;Revilla & Murillo, 2019), planteando diferentes tareas de cierta complejidad, como rompecabezas, plegamientos o desarrollo de superficies, utilizadas en los modelos computacionales de la psicología cognitiva (Ballesteros, 1993;Prieto et al, 1996), pero en general, dejan de lado los planteamientos simbólicos de la perspectiva visual (Panofsky, 2010).…”
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