In the mental rotation studies, Shepard and Metzler (1971)predicted that
A)participants would make more errors with a 30o rotation than with a 60o rotation
B)participants would make more errors with a 60o rotation than with a 30o rotation
C)participants would take more time with a 30o rotation than with a 60o rotation
D)participants would take more time with a 60o rotation than with a 30o rotation

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Shepard and Metzler predicted that the time taken to mentally rotate an object would increase with the degree of rotation, so participants would take more time with a 60-degree rotation than with a 30-degree rotation.

In the Mental Rotation Studies, Shepard and Metzler (1971)predicted That