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Main Authors: And Others, Cohen, Robert
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1979
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ226098
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author And Others
Cohen, Robert
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Cohen, Robert
And Others
Cohen, Robert
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contents Development of Spatial Representations: Role of Task Demands and Familiarity with the Environment. And Others Cohen, Robert Age Differences Cognitive Processes Elementary School Students Novelty (Stimulus Dimension) Physical Environment Spatial Ability First and fifth graders estimated all interlocation distances among six objects in one of two environments: a familiar library or a novel arrangement of objects in a room. Findings suggest (1) an increase in the ability to shift among spatial frames of reference with development and (2) a sequence of mastery of spatial knowledge. (RH)
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spellingShingle Development of Spatial Representations: Role of Task Demands and Familiarity with the Environment.
And Others
Cohen, Robert
Age Differences
Cognitive Processes
Elementary School Students
Novelty (Stimulus Dimension)
Physical Environment
Spatial Ability
Development of Spatial Representations: Role of Task Demands and Familiarity with the Environment. And Others Cohen, Robert Age Differences Cognitive Processes Elementary School Students Novelty (Stimulus Dimension) Physical Environment Spatial Ability First and fifth graders estimated all interlocation distances among six objects in one of two environments: a familiar library or a novel arrangement of objects in a room. Findings suggest (1) an increase in the ability to shift among spatial frames of reference with development and (2) a sequence of mastery of spatial knowledge. (RH)
title Development of Spatial Representations: Role of Task Demands and Familiarity with the Environment.
topic Age Differences
Cognitive Processes
Elementary School Students
Novelty (Stimulus Dimension)
Physical Environment
Spatial Ability
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ226098