Visual/Spatial Perception

• Ability to form mental images of observed objects.
• Ability to observe fine details of objects
• Making connections between real objects and drawings, photographs, or media images that represent the object.

Visual/Spatial Memory

• Storage and retrieval of mental images representing previously observed objects.
• Communicating descriptions of previously perceived objects through drawing.
• Visualizing objects based on verbal descriptions.

Logical Visual/Spatial Thinking

•  Visualization of elements in a pattern.
• Figure completions.
• Identifying hidden shapes (embedded figures).
• Visualizing objects as observed from different points of view.
• Interpreting 2-D representations of 3-D objects.
• Visualizing sections of objects.
• Identifying and constructing surface patterns of 3-D objects.
• Visualizing rotations of 3-D objects.
• Visualizing motions of objects.
• Making inferences regarding shapes of objects based on shadows they cast.
• Visualizing a previously observed or predicted transformation of an object.

Creative Visual/Spatial Thinking

• Creating fantasy images.
• Visual intentions of devices, creatures, solutions to problems.
• Janusian imagery (holding two mental images in the mind at the same moment.
• Imaging alternate future events.
• Imaging alternate explanations for operation of physical system based on partial observation.
• Fluency, flexibility, and originality in production of divergent mental images related to a stimulus.
• Ability to tap subconscious states through relaxation, meditation, dreams, etc.
• Ability to create visual humor through cartoons, pantomime, and drawings.
• Ability to create visual metaphors.
• Willingness to risk experiences with fantasy.