Shepard and Metzler were interested in examining if:
A)determining if representation was analog.
B)people were faster at rotating objects than imagining them.
C)visual memory was housed in the parietal lobe.
D)propositional codes could explain ambiguous figures.

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Shepard and Metzler's experiments were focused on examining whether mental imagery, specifically the rotation of objects in the mind, was analog in nature. They found that the time it took participants to decide if two objects were the same increased linearly with the angular difference between them, supporting the idea that mental rotation is an analog process.

Shepard and Metzler Were Interested in Examining If