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Isomorphic 2D/3D objects and saccadic characteristics in mental rotation

Tiwari et al., 2021

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6739775832633109036
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Tiwari A
Pachori R
Sanjram P
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Comput. Mater. Continua

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Mental rotation (MR) is an important aspect of cognitive processing in gaming since transformation and manipulation of visuospatial information are necessary in order to execute a gaming task. This study provides insights on saccadic characteristics in gaming …
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