Studies of mental rotation indicate that

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Studies have consistently shown that the greater the degree of rotation required, the longer it takes to mentally rotate an object. The other options are incorrect as studies have shown that participants are able to imagine rotation in both two dimensions and depth, and that mental comparison of objects often involves imagining them rotated into alignment. Additionally, there is no evidence to suggest that imagined rotation in depth is appreciably faster than two-dimensional rotation.

Studies of Mental Rotation Indicate That