Switching to an Allocentric Spatial Reference Frame Incurs Distinct Cognitive Processing Costs

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<p>The ability to acquire, recall, and flexibly use information from first-person (egocentric) and map-like (allocentric) reference frames is essential for human wayfinding and thus, daily life. Prevailing models of the neural systems that support the representation and coordination between reference frames suggest that switching back-and-forth should result in either lower accuracy, slower response time (RT), or...

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22e6a0ef-befb-5853-8e13-a1140488219f

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10.31234/osf.io/456j2_v1