Which of the following students' statements best describes the spatial framework model proposed by Franklin and Tversky?
a. Susan: The mental maps we create do not have a built-in bias; we attach the same significance to left-right distinctions as to up-down distinctions.
b. Nadia: The vertical dimension seems to have special significance when we try to create representations of our environment.
c. Stanley: When we hear a story, we automatically assume the perspective of someone looking down on the scene from above, because of the up-down heuristic.
d. Igor: People vary greatly in the way they construct mental maps when they hear a narrative; some rotate the scene to match the perspective of the main character, but most look at the scene as if they were outside the scene, looking in.
Question 2
The spatial framework model emphasizes that people are typically most accurate when judging
a. the above-below dimension.
b. the front-back dimension.
c. the right-left dimension.
d. the right dimension if they are right handed, and the left dimension if they are left handed.
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