In Janzen and vanTurennout's study of using landmarks as decision points in a navigating through a museum, participants _____.
A) had greater brain activation in the MST when they saw non-decision points than when they saw decision points
B) had lower recognition scores for landmarks than non-landmarks
C) had greater brain activation in the parahippocampal gyrus for decision points than non-decision points
D) recognized decision points better when cells in their temporal cortex were microstimulated
Question 2
Hamid et al. (2010 ) had participants navigate a maze while recording their eye movements. The maze contained landmarks on the walls at corners and at other positions that would not aid maze navigation. After participants learned the maze, the researchers removed half of the landmarks. The results of this study revealed that _____.
A) performance decreased when landmarks that had been viewedlongerwere removed
B) participants did not notice that the landmarks were missing and their performance was unaffected
C) participants had been relying on all landmarks to navigate
D) performance increased when non-informative landmarks were removed
Landmarks of the Area Around the Mouth
The Cardiac Landmarks. A = Aortic Area; P = Pulmonic Area; E = Erb’s Point; T = Tri
Cardiac Auscultation landmarks
Landmarks for urinary assessment: The rectus abdominis muscles and the symphysis pubis
Landmarks for palpation of the chest