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It’s All In The Journey: Putative Strategies Extracted from Navigation Paths Predict Spatial Memory and Hippocampal Recruitment

2025-12-16

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Navigation in the real world may rely on a multitude of different strategies with distinct advantages and disadvantages. However, the characterization of spontaneous strategy use during wayfinding and underlying neural correlates are scarce. We explore data across three groups of participants who performed a virtual navigation task: (I) epilepsy patients undergoing invasive electrophysiological recordings of the h...

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Literature Corpus work: c33d2169-23b8-59b0-b4e1-84f18a6e6d8a
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.14.693950

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