Background and objectives The experience obtained from motor expertise may contribute to
and enhance the development of particular visuo-spatial abilities. This exploratory and …

Goal-directed movements can fail due to errors in our perceptual and motor systems. While
these errors may arise from random noise within these sources, they also reflect systematic …

One of the central issues in cognitive science is the nature of human representations. We
argue that symbolic representations are essential for capturing human cognitive capabilities …

When we recall a past event, we reconstruct the event based on a combination of episodic
details and semantic knowledge (eg, prototypes). Though prototypes can impair the veracity …

Representations we hold of our cities are acquired not just through direct spatial experience,
but also through maps, potentially including schematic maps like transit maps. Following …

Arguing for the need for a scientific research study (ie writing an introduction to a research
paper) poses significant challenges for students. When faced with these challenges …

Spatial representations play a fundamental role in navigation, decision-making, and overall
interaction with our environments. Understanding how individuals construct and use them …

The short-term maintenance of precise location information is fundamental in many daily
activities. Often, individuals memorize spatial information provided to them, but in many …

This paper offers a new way of considering places as special types of categories, in human
cognition of larger-scale environments. This may provide an explanatory cognitive model for …

When we recall a past event, we reconstruct the event based on a combination of episodic
details and semantic knowledge (eg, prototypes). Though prototypes can impair the veracity …