According to the introductory discussion of cognitive maps,
a. the term cognitive map refers to the map constructed by neuroscientists, in which each location of the cortex is paired with a related cognitive task.
b. whereas the term cognitive map refers to our mental representation of an imaginary region, the term spatial cognition applies to our mental representation of an actual geographic area.
c. compared to the research on the nature of mental images, the research on cognitive maps is more likely to emphasize geographical representations.
d. so far, cognitive maps have been examined almost exclusively by psychologists, rather than researchers from other disciplines.
Question 2
What is one advantage of the neuropsychology approach to studying visual imagery?
a. Demand characteristics are not likely to influence the results.
b. The stimuli can be manipulated much more precisely.
c. Ethical considerations are substantially less worrisome.
d. People are much more cooperative in trying to confirm the experimental hypotheses.
Two maps are better than one
Associative Long-Term Potentiation
Varieties of Long-Term Memory
Levels of Processing Affects Long-Term but not Short-Term Memory
Full-term Twin
These findings are from Colby and Kohlberg's long-term longitudinal study