What does SC stand for?

Spatial Cognition (International Conference)

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That the effects of testosterone on risk aversion are strongest for individuals with low or intermediate levels of this hormone is similar to what has been shown for the effects of testosterone on spatial cognition.

Women with high testosterone levels more likely to choose risky ...

The book is divided by skills studied: perception, attention, memory, spatial cognition, ability to categorize and recognize patterns, tool making, problem solving and social cognition.

Comparative cognition; experimental explorations of animal ...

This edition includes a chapter on spatial cognition, transparency masters and guides, and new student activities on the CD.

Teaching geography, 2d ed. (CD-ROM included)

This mental faculty, known as spatial cognition, contributes to toolmaking and tool use.

Well-tooled primates: the evolutionary roots of our technological ...

About half of randomized, controlled trials of testosterone therapy in older men have shown positive effects on cognitive function, particularly spatial cognition, Dr.

Testosterone doesn't significantly improve cognition, study finds

Within this overall framework, Liben (1981) identifies a suite of perspectives that seek to explain the development of childhood spatial cognition.

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``This process closely matches some very difficult clinical tests of spatial cognition used in clinical neural psychology.

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In addition, in a study exploring children's spatial cognition, McClurg (1996) suggested the of use a computer program, HyperGami, to help students improve their visualization ability.

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