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Tactile Maps and a Test of the Conjoint Retention Hypothesismap. Kulhavy’s original finding was replicated for sighted participants who studied the map/list for 10 minutes. However, sighted participants exposed to the map/list for 2 minutes and blind participants performed at the same level with both the map and with the list. In all cases, differences betwe

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The Role of Representation and Working Memory in Diagrammatic Reasoning and Decision Makingects made responses consistent with prospect theory with little interference. Response times were consistently slower in the four text conditions compared to the four graphics conditions. The visual and mental secondary tasks resulted in increased response times, respectively, but the verbal seconda

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Book 2002uses of diagrams, new media for presenting diagrams, or novel classes of diagram. This applications and engineering side of the science of di- agrams also comprises multiple disciplines, including education, architecture, computer science, mathematics, human-computer interaction, knowledge ac- quisi

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137302052lain why this is a problem with hidden depths, since our grasp of spatial structure is inherently a grasp of a complex range of possibilities and their implications. Two classes of examples discussed at length illustrate requirements for human visualisation capabilities. One is the problem of removi

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137309709map. Kulhavy’s original finding was replicated for sighted participants who studied the map/list for 10 minutes. However, sighted participants exposed to the map/list for 2 minutes and blind participants performed at the same level with both the map and with the list. In all cases, differences betwe

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Hitchcock & the Anxiety of Authorshipnal motion correlates significantly with spatial visualisation ability, whereas inferring direction of motion from a graph correlates with spatial orientation ability. However, performance on other types of kinematics problems (e.g., evaluating an object’s speed and some types of graph problems) do