Developmental Changes in the Embodied Self of Spatial Perspective Taking.
Developmental Changes in the Embodied Self of Spatial Perspective Taking.
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空间视角的具身自我的发展变化。
DOI:
10.1111/bjdp.12126
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
Masayuki Watanabe
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作者:
Umemoto;Takatoyo & Yada;Naoya;渡部雅之;中谷素之;西村まりな・中西良文・品川紀久子;渡部雅之;遠藤志乃・中谷素之;栗谷美樹・中西良文;Masayuki Watanabe
Spatial perspective taking consists of mental self‐rotation and other cognitive information processing. Mental self‐rotation is a process of rotating an embodied representational self through mental simulation of the sensorimotor mechanisms underlying actual self‐movement. It was predicted that physical development would affect the operation of the representational self. One hundred and twenty‐five individuals aged 5–80 years (57 children, 35 students, and 33 elderly people) executed a video game task of spatial perspective taking in three conditions of sensorimotor activation: A restrained, stable, and unstable condition. In the linear function formulas considering the degree of rotation and response times, the gradient represented the theoretical speed of mental self‐rotation and the intercept represented other cognitive processing. A significant interaction was found between age group and condition on the gradients, indicating that the response times in the unstable condition were faster than in the other conditions for the children, the restrained condition was slower than the other conditions for the students, while no difference was found for the elderly adults. The results suggest that the influence of sensorimotor activation on the embodied representational self depends on developmental changes in physical control.