Studied the mental representation of verbally described spatial layouts. Human subjects: 36 normal Swiss adolescents and adults. Two informationally equivalent texts describing the same fictitious town were constructed and presented to different groups. Spatial information was given in geographic terms in the survey text and in the form of directions for driving through the town in the route text. After learning the texts Ss had to verify the route (forward vs backward) and survey inferences
The aim of this research was to investigate how spatial self-assessments and spatial cognitive abili...
Over the past few decades, our understanding of the cognitive processes underpinning our navigationa...
This study aimed to investigate: (i) whether a mental representation derived from spatial descriptio...
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神奈川県茅ヶ崎市 Perrig and Kintsch (1985) suggested that a spatial mental model constructed from the route ...
Evolution of the mental representation of a route itinerary in children from 5 to 11 years When sub...
Two informationally equivalent texts were constructed which described a fictitious town, emphasizing...
A number of studies showed that individual differences in way\ufb01nding ability and spatial represe...
Perception, cognition and mental maps are defined. Their use and limitations are examined generally....
Communication between people is difficult. A well-known example of this premise stems from asking di...
Participants acquired spatial knowledge of a fictitious island by studying either (a) a complete phy...
Within the context of investigations of cognitive spatial models, the study analyzes the effect of v...
The present research investigates the role of individual differences in preference for adopting extr...
People experience environments in many different ways: by moving through it, by inspecting it from a...
This study investigates how age and visuo-spatial abilities modulate the processing of environment i...
The aim of this research was to investigate how spatial self-assessments and spatial cognitive abili...
Over the past few decades, our understanding of the cognitive processes underpinning our navigationa...
This study aimed to investigate: (i) whether a mental representation derived from spatial descriptio...
The present study examined how people’s spatial abilities and spatial preferences for representing e...
神奈川県茅ヶ崎市 Perrig and Kintsch (1985) suggested that a spatial mental model constructed from the route ...
Evolution of the mental representation of a route itinerary in children from 5 to 11 years When sub...
Two informationally equivalent texts were constructed which described a fictitious town, emphasizing...
A number of studies showed that individual differences in way\ufb01nding ability and spatial represe...
Perception, cognition and mental maps are defined. Their use and limitations are examined generally....
Communication between people is difficult. A well-known example of this premise stems from asking di...
Participants acquired spatial knowledge of a fictitious island by studying either (a) a complete phy...
Within the context of investigations of cognitive spatial models, the study analyzes the effect of v...
The present research investigates the role of individual differences in preference for adopting extr...
People experience environments in many different ways: by moving through it, by inspecting it from a...
This study investigates how age and visuo-spatial abilities modulate the processing of environment i...
The aim of this research was to investigate how spatial self-assessments and spatial cognitive abili...
Over the past few decades, our understanding of the cognitive processes underpinning our navigationa...
This study aimed to investigate: (i) whether a mental representation derived from spatial descriptio...