When People Judge Relative Locations of Cities Based on Mental

question 60

Multiple Choice

When people judge relative locations of cities based on mental images,they tend to:

• A) rely on abstract facts about relative locations.
• B) use fairly complex and detailed mental maps.
• C) segment the region into subsections,with increasing detail as the subsections get smaller.
• D) anchor to the north/south axis first,then the east/west axis,to precisely fix locations.

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Definitions:

Air Spring

A device using contained air under pressure to support a weight or absorb shock, often used in vehicle suspension systems.

Jounce Block

A component of a vehicle's suspension system designed to limit suspension travel and prevent metal-to-metal contact during extreme compression.

Unsprung Weight

The weight of the components of a vehicle that are not supported by the suspension system, including wheels, tires, and brake assemblies, affecting the vehicle's handling and ride quality.

Reaction Effect

The force exerted back on a system when it exerts a force, as described by Newton's third law of motion.