2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jenvp.2004.08.003
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The representation of landmarks and routes in children and adults: A study in a virtual environment

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“…The strong effect of trip direction found in the present study raises questions about previous studies that have investigated landmark memory. For example, would the pattern of results have been different for landmark recognition and priming if out-and-back, instead of one-way, journeys had been made (e.g., Jansen-Osmann & Wiedenbauer, 2004;Janzen, 2006;Janzen & van Turennout, 2004)?…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The strong effect of trip direction found in the present study raises questions about previous studies that have investigated landmark memory. For example, would the pattern of results have been different for landmark recognition and priming if out-and-back, instead of one-way, journeys had been made (e.g., Jansen-Osmann & Wiedenbauer, 2004;Janzen, 2006;Janzen & van Turennout, 2004)?…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Experimental evidence has shown that the spatial knowledge acquired in VEs transfers successfully to the equivalent real word space (Foreman, Stanton, Wilson, & Duffy, 2003;Foreman, Stanton-Fraser, Wilcox, Duffy, & Parnell, 2005). VEs are increasingly used in experimental research to address questions about spatial processes in typical or atypical populations Jansen-Osmann & Wiedenbauer, 2004). Moreover, active exploration in VEs is thought to enable the acquisition of survey knowledge, especially when the environments depicted have a simple layout or are relatively small (Montello, et al, 2004;Richardson, Montello, & Hegarty, 1999).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…One of them was the replication of the classical study of Cohen and Schuepfer (1980) by Jansen-Osmann and Wiedenbauer (2004b). Cohen and Schuepfer instructed their subjects (second graders, sixth graders, and college students) to learn a route through a series of corridors, which were connected to form a maze.…”
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