Systems of Spatial Reference in Human Memory

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11. Verbalizing, Visualizing, and Navigating: The Effect of Strategies on Encoding a Large-Scale Virtual Environment
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13. Do you know where your fingers have been? Explicit knowledge of the spatial layout of the keyboard in skilled typists
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14. How does horizontal and vertical navigation influence spatial memory of multifloored environments?
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16. Use of self-to-object and object-to-object spatial relations in locomotion.
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17. Frames of Reference in Spatial Memories Acquired From Language.
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18. Isolating observer-based reference directions in human spatial memory: Head, body, and the self-to-array axis
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19. Supporting and Exploiting Spatial Memory in User Interfaces
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20. Move to learn: Integrating spatial information from multiple viewpoints
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21. Locomotion, incidental learning, and the selection
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24. Different mental representations for place recognition and goal localization
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25. Acquiring new spatial intuitions: Learning to reason about rotations☆
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27. Listeners use speaker identity to access representations of spatial perspective during online language comprehension
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28. The role of self-to-object updating in orientation-free performance on spatial-memory tasks.
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30. Map learning and the alignment effect in young and older adults: how do they gain from having a map available while performing pointing tasks?
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31. Egocentric qualitative spatial knowledge representation for physical robots
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32. Not all is lost in older adults' route learning: The role of visuo-spatial abilities and type of task
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33. Location matters: Why target location impacts performance in orientation tasks
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34. Object Properties and Frame of Reference in Spatial Memory Representations
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35. Novel-view scene recognition relies on identifying spatial reference directions
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36. Egocentric and nonegocentric coding in memory for spatial layout: Evidence from scene recognition
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37. Stepping Into a Map: Initial Heading Direction Influences Spatial Memory Flexibility
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38. Beyond imagination: Perspective change problems revisited
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39. Learning-dependent evolution of spatial representations in large-scale virtual environments.
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40. Embodied Spatial Knowledge Acquisition in Immersive Virtual Reality: Comparison to Map Exploration
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42. How different spatial representations interact in virtual environments: the role of mental frame syncing
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43. Peripheral vision benefits spatial learning by guiding eye movements
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44. Alignment Effect: Primary – Secondary Learning and Cognitive Styles
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45. Piloting and path integration within and across boundaries.
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46. Cache Valley virus infection in Texas sheep flocks
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47. Orientation and metacognition in virtual space.
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48. Spatial updating and common misinterpretations of spatial reference frames
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49. Manipulating the visibility of barriers to improve spatial navigation efficiency and cognitive mapping
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50. The space in spatial language
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51. Technology and Map-Learning: Users, Methods, and Symbols
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52. Learning of Spatial Properties of a Large-Scale Virtual City With an Interactive Map
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53. Spatial Updating Strategy Affects the Reference Frame in Path Integration
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54. Acquisition of survey knowledge using walking in place and resetting methods in immersive virtual environments
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55. Spatial orientation in virtual environment compared to real-world
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56. Methods for eliciting and measuring behavioral and physiological consequences of stress and uncertainty in virtual reality
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57. Geometric cues, reference frames, and the equivalence of experienced-aligned and novel-aligned views in human spatial memory
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58. Neural correlates of spatial term use.
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59. The Map in Our Head Is Not Oriented North: Evidence from a Real-World Environment
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60. Evaluation of a conceptual framework for predicting navigation performance in virtual reality
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61. Sequential versus simultaneous viewing of an environment: Effects of focal attention to individual object locations on visual spatial learning
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62. Perspective: Assessing the Flexible Acquisition, Integration, and Deployment of Human Spatial Representations and Information
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63. Visuospatial Thinking
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64. Mechanisms for Human Spatial Competence
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65. Cross-sensory transfer of reference frames in spatial memory
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66. MAGELLAN: A cognitive map–based model of human wayfinding.
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67. A study in the cognition of individuals’ identity: Solving the problem of singular cognition in object and agent tracking
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68. Individual differences in spatial cognition influence mental simulation of language
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69. Exploring the Structure of Spatial Representations
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70. The Neural Basis of Individual Differences in Directional Sense
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71. Feel the way with a vibrotactile compass: Does a navigational aid aid navigation?
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72. On the relationship between children's perspective taking in complex scenes and their spatial drawing ability
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73. Describing spatial locations from perception and memory: The influence of intrinsic axes on reference object selection
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74. Dissociating position and heading estimations: Rotated visual orientation cues perceived after walking reset headings but not positions
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75. Mental representations derived from spatial descriptions: the influence of orientation specificity and visuospatial abilities
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76. Spatial span under translation: A study of reference frames
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77. How far can we get with just visual information? Path integration and spatial updating studies in Virtual Reality
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78. Reframing spatial frames of reference: What can aging tell us about egocentric and allocentric navigation?
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79. Place versus response learning in fish: a comparison between species
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80. Representations of interobject spatial relations in long-term memory
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81. Toward a definition of intrinsic axes: The effect of orthogonality and symmetry on the preferred direction of spatial memory.
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82. Head for the hills: The influence of environmental slant on spatial memory organization
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83. Frames of reference and categorical/coordinate spatial relations in a “what was where” task
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84. Force and Function in the Acquisition of the Preposition in
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85. Multiple views of space: Continuous visual flow enhances small-scale spatial learning.
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86. Using the Spatial Knowledge of Map Users to Personalize City Maps: A Case Study with Tourists in Madrid, Spain
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87. Updating in Models of Spatial Memory
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88. Human navigation in curved spaces
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89. Path Expressions in Finnish and Swedish: The Role of Constructions
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90. Frontal-midline theta and posterior alpha oscillations index early processing of spatial representations during active navigation
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91. Imaginal repositioning in everyday environments: effects of testing method and setting
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92. Haptic experiences influence visually acquired memories: Reference frames during multimodal spatial learning
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93. Combining Locations from Working Memory and Long-Term Memory into a Common Spatial Image
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94. Learning a route using a map and/or description in young and older adults
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95. Spatial updating according to a fixed reference direction of a briefly viewed layout
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96. Sensory Substitution: The Spatial Updating of Auditory Scenes “Mimics” the Spatial Updating of Visual Scenes
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97. Attention in Spatial Language: Bridging Geometry and Function
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98. Imagined Perspective–Changing Within and Across Novel Environments
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99. Orientation dependence of spatial memory acquired from auditory experience
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100. Is surface-based orientation influenced by a proportional relationship of shape parameters?
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