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Why your “head is in the clouds” during thinking: The relationship between cognition and upper space
Abstract
Higher-order cognition in humans has not generally been viewed as closely entwined with the brain mechanisms mediating more basic perceptual-motor interactions in 3-D space. However, recent findings suggest that perceptual and oculomotor mechanisms that are biased toward the upper field (which disproportionately represents radially distant space) are activated during complex mental operations, ranging from semantic processing to mental...
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Title
Why your “head is in the clouds” during thinking: The relationship between cognition and upper space
Published Date
Jan 1, 2005
Journal
Volume
118
Issue
1-2
Pages
7 - 24
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