Cognitive neuroscience research on mental rotation suggests that the motor cortex is active when people mentally rotate objects: (a) after having physically rotated objects with their hands. (b) after standard instructions to rotate the figure in their mind. (c) after watching a motor rotate objects. (d) in three dimensions, but not in two dimensions.

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3 February, 16:29

Cognitive neuroscience research on mental rotation suggests that the motor cortex is active when people mentally rotate objects: (a) after having physically rotated objects with their hands. (b) after standard instructions to rotate the figure in their mind. (c) after watching a motor rotate objects. (d) in three dimensions, but not in two dimensions.

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Ethen Oconnor · Answer 1

The correct option is A

Explanation:

According to cognitive neuroscience research on mental rotation, the motor cortex is active when people mentally rotate objects subsequent to a physically rotated object done by their hands. Hence the correct option from those listed in the question is A.