Suppose that you and a group of other students want to conduct a study on mental rotation, using photographs of human faces. You find that people take longer to rotate a mental image, as the size of the rotation increases.
Which approach do your data support?
a. the propositional approach
b. the analog approach
c. both the propositional approach and the analog approach
d. neither the propositional nor the analog approach
Question 2
An analog code means that
a. a representation is very similar to the physical object.
b. we store information in terms of abstract descriptions.
c. we construct a representation from a verbal description.
d. the image is permanently stored in working memory.
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