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Spatial memory distortions for the shapes of walked paths occur in violation of physically experienced geometry

2022-05-12

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<p>An important question regards the nature of our spatial memories for the paths that we have walked and, in particular, whether such distortions might violate the topological properties of the shape of the paths (i.e., creating an intersection when two paths did not intersect or vice versa). To investigate whether and how this might occur, we tested humans in situations in which they walked simple paths and idio...

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0321ba8c-6b9c-5e90-bf8b-14b9c77d7e24
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10.31234/osf.io/yp7rn
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