Development of kinetic images: When does the child first represent movement in mental images?

1975/10/01 by Gloria Strauss Marmor, Gloria S. Marmor · 20 citations
Engineering · Psychology · Computer Science · #Spatial Cognition and Navigation #Child and Animal Learning Development #Augmented Reality Applications

paper · doi:10.1016/0010-0285(75)90022-5

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