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PAMPAS: A PsychoAcoustical Method for the Perceptual Analysis of multidimensional Sonification by Ziemer, Tim, Schultheis, Holger

“…The sonification of data to communicate information to a user is a relatively new approach that established itself around the 1990s. To date, many researchers…”
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Spatial cognition in minimally invasive surgery: a systematic review by Vajsbaher, Tina, Schultheis, Holger, Francis, Nader K

“…Spatial cognition is known to play an important role in minimally invasive surgery (MIS), as it was found to enable faster surgical skill acquisition, reduce…”
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Indicators of early and late processing reveal the importance of within-trial-time for theories of associative learning by Lachnit, Harald, Thorwart, Anna, Schultheis, Holger, Lotz, Anja, Koenig, Stephan, Uengoer, Metin

“…In four human learning experiments (Pavlovian skin conductance, causal learning, speeded classification task), we evaluated several associative learning…”
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A Smart Model of Imaginal Perspective Taking by Schultheis, Holger

“…The ability to judge spatial relations from perspectives that differ from one's current body orientation and location is important for many everyday…”
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Alignment in spatial memory: Encoding of reference frames or of relations? by Schultheis, Holger

“…A common assumption about spatial memory is that it is organized along one or more reference directions such that access to memory is easier along directions…”
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Alignment in spatialmemory: Encoding of reference frames or of relations? by Schultheis, Holger

“…A common assumption about spatial memory is that it is organized along one or more reference directions such that access to memory is easier along directions…”
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Action Selection in Everyday Activities: The Opportunistic Planning Model by Wenzl, Petra, Schultheis, Holger

“…While action selection strategies in well-defined domains have received considerable attention, little is yet known about how people choose what to do next in…”
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Linearity, orthogonality, and resolution of psychoacoustic sonification for multidimensional data by Ziemer, Tim, Schultheis, Holger

“…Sonification is the use of sound to communicate data to a listener. In sonification designs that lack psychoacoustic considerations, dimensions tends to be…”
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Spatial adaptation: modeling a key spatial ability by Lovett, Andrew, Schultheis, Holger

“…Spatial adaptation is the process of adjusting one's mental representations for a task, so that spatial details necessary for performing the task are captured…”
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Psychoacoustic auditory display for navigation: an auditory assistance system for spatial orientation tasks by Ziemer, Tim, Schultheis, Holger

“…A psychoacoustic auditory display for navigation is presented. Interactive sonification guides users to an invisible target location in two-dimensional space…”
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A multi-modal approach to cognitive training and assistance in minimally invasive surgery by Vajsbaher, Tina, Ziemer, Tim, Schultheis, Holger

“…Minimally-invasive surgery (MIS) offers many benefits to patients, but is considerably more difficult to learn and perform than is open surgery. One main…”
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The development of visuospatial abilities and their impact on laparoscopic skill acquisition: a clinical longitudinal study by Vajsbaher, Tina, Schultheis, Holger, Janssen, Sonja, Weyhe, Dirk, Bektas, Hüseyin, Uslar, Verena, Francis, Nader

“…Objectives To investigate how visuospatial abilities develop and influence intraoperative laparoscopic performance during surgical residency training…”
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Just the tip of the iceberg: the bicoded map is but one instantiation of scalable spatial representation structures by Schultheis, Holger, Barkowsky, Thomas

“…Although the bicoded map constitutes an interesting candidate representation, proposing it as the predominant representation for three-dimensional space is too…”
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Everyday Activities by Schultheis, Holger, Cooper, Richard P.

“…The ease with which humans usually perform everyday activities masks their inherit complexity. Tasks such as setting a table prior to a meal or preparing a hot…”
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Does direction matter? Linguistic asymmetries reflected in visual attention by Kluth, Thomas, Burigo, Michele, Schultheis, Holger, Knoeferle, Pia

“…•We thoroughly assessed cognitive models of spatial language understanding.•The models implement contrasting assumptions about the directionality of…”
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Inter-process relations in spatial language: Feedback and graded compatibility by Schultheis, Holger, Carlson, Laura A.

“…Mapping spatial expressions such as “behind the cup” to a spatial region requires two processes that have been largely explored independently: reference frame…”
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Intelligent Tutoring for Surgical Decision Making: a Planning-Based Approach by Vannaprathip, Narumol, Haddawy, Peter, Schultheis, Holger, Suebnukarn, Siriwan

“…Virtual reality simulation has had a significant impact on training of psychomotor surgical skills, yet there is still a lack of work on its use to teach…”
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Modeling Mental Spatial Reasoning About Cardinal Directions by Schultheis, Holger, Bertel, Sven, Barkowsky, Thomas

“…This article presents research into human mental spatial reasoning with orientation knowledge. In particular, we look at reasoning problems about cardinal…”
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Casimir: An Architecture for Mental Spatial Knowledge Processing by Schultheis, Holger, Barkowsky, Thomas

“…Mental spatial knowledge processing often uses spatio‐analogical or quasipictorial representation structures such as spatial mental models or mental images…”
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Mechanisms of Reference Frame Selection in Spatial Term Use: Computational and Empirical Studies by Schultheis, Holger, Carlson, Laura A.

“…Previous studies have shown that multiple reference frames are available and compete for selection during the use of spatial terms such as “above.” However,…”
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