Vision can manipulate images to see if two shapes correspond. Vision can zoom, rotate, stretch, color, and split images {mental rotation} [Shepard and Metzler, 1971] [Shepard and Cooper, 1982].
high level
Images transform by high-level perceptual and motor processing, not sense-level processing. Image movements follow abstract-space trajectories or proposition sequence.
motor cortex
Motor processes transform visual mental images, because spatial representations are under motor control [Shiekh, 1983].
time
People require more time to perform mental rotations that are physically awkward. Vision compares aligned images faster than translated, rotated, or inverted images.
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