Misaligned Maps Lead to Predictable Errors
Misaligned Maps Lead to Predictable Errors
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DOI：
10.1068/p180215
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发表时间：
1989-04
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影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
M. Rossano;D. H. Warren
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作者：
M. Rossano;D. H. Warren
我们进行了三个实验来研究受试者在使用不对齐的地图时判断方向的能力。提出了两个假设：(i)误差将分为两类：镜像误差和对准误差；（ii）地图方向的影响将推广到一种不同于以往研究中使用的反应模式。两个假设都得到了支持。结果讨论了用于将地图与空间对齐的心理过程，以及不同反应模式所需的任务要求。
Three experiments were conducted to investigate the ability of subjects to make judgments of direction when using misaligned maps. Two hypotheses were proposed: (i) errors would fall into two lawful categories—mirror-image errors and alignment errors; (ii) the effect of map orientation would generalize to a different mode of responding than has been used in previous studies. Support for both hypotheses was obtained. The results are discussed in terms of the mental processes used to align maps to spaces, and the task demands required by different response modes.