Visual-spatial ability refers to the ability to .

A) compare and contrast objects that are held in one's hands
B) remain focused on an object in the distance
C) coordinate the movements of one's limbs
D) mentally manipulate and rotate shapes or objects

Visual-Spatial Ability

The capacity to understand and remember the spatial relations among objects, skills important in solving puzzles, map reading, and numerous technical fields.

Mental Manipulation

The act of influencing or controlling someone's mind or thoughts, often for personal gain or to deceive.