Cognitive processes in spatial mapping: Evidence from a developmental spatial deficit.

We report a case study of an adolescent girl (N.K.Y.

Neural representation of object orientation: A dissociation between MVPA and Repetition Suppression.

How is object orientation represented in the brain? Behavioral error patterns reveal systematic tendencies to confuse certain orientations with one another. Using fMRI, we asked whether more confusable orientations are represented more similarly in object selective cortex (LOC). We compared two widely-used measures of neural similarity: multi-voxel pattern similarity (MVP-similarity) and Repetition Suppression.