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Explain the three types of environmental cues children use to orient themselves. What do children do when there are no environmental cues?
 
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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
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Children use landmarks, the physical locations of objects, distance cues, how far objects are from each other or from a boundary, and geometric cues, such as the shape of a room. If no environmental cues are present, children will use their own bodies.

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