Table 1 Modified Spatial Anxiety Scale (M-SAS; Alvarez et al., 2020)
From: Individual differences in emerging adults’ spatial abilities: What role do affective factors play?
1. Leaving a store that you have been to for the first time and deciding which way to turn to get to a destination. * |
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2. Finding your way out of a complex arrangement of offices that you have visited for the first time. * |
3. Pointing in the direction of a place outside that someone wants to get to and has asked you for directions, when you are in a windowless room. * |
4. Locating your car in a very large parking lot or parking garage. * |
5. Trying a new route that you think will be a shortcut, without the benefit of the map. * |
6. Finding your way back to a familiar area after realizing you have made a wrong turn and become lost while driving. * |
7. Finding your way around in an unfamiliar mall. * |
8. Finding your way to an appointment in an unfamiliar city or town. * |
9. Constructing a tent at the beach |
10. Following origami paper folding instructions |
11. Building a Lego Architecture® Empire State building using the instructions |
12. Playing Tetris® |
13. Folding flattened cardboard into a gift box by following the folds/creases |
14. Untangling severely tangled headphone cords |
15. Building a 6-drawer dresser from IKEA by following the diagram |
16. Solving a 1000-piece puzzle |
17. Constructing a model house using Legos using only an image of the end product |
18. Packing a trunk with limited space and a lot of objects |
19. Packing a carry-on suitcase with many belongings |
20. Moving all of your furniture from a larger space into a smaller space |
21. Hanging up several pictures, frames, or decals on a wall |