According to Siegel and Colleagues, the Use of Route Knowledge

question 90

Multiple Choice

According to Siegel and colleagues, the use of route knowledge involves

• A) being able to draw maps on paper.
• B) the ability to combine different routes into an understanding of spatial relations.
• C) the recognition of a landmark.
• D) integrating several different landmarks together into a sequence.

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Definitions:

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A crucial brain structure that acts as a relay station, transmitting sensory and motor signals to the cerebral cortex, except for smell.

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