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. 2009 Apr 2;30(6):1801–1812. doi: 10.1002/hbm.20764

Figure 2.

Figure 2

Behavioral results. (a) RTs for the OBT (upper curves) and LAT (lower curves) for the elevated (cyan), eye‐level (red) and lowered (black) perspective. RTs were dependent on the rotation angle in the OBT, but not in the LAT. In the OBT we found a perspective x rotation angle interaction in the OBT, but not in the LAT. All error bars show the standard error of the mean (SEM). (b) When averaged over all angles, RTs were shortest for the elevated perspective in the OBT (566 ± 36 ms, 592 ± 39 ms and 605 ± 37 ms for elevated, eye‐level and lowered perspectives, respectively), but almost identical in the LAT (369 ± 24 ms, 367 ± 23 ms and 364 ± 24 ms). Error bars show the SEM. All RTs and results of posthoc paired t‐tests are shown in the Supporting Information Figure S1.