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Determinants of Task Difficulty in Route Following Tasks: An Experimental Study on Human Spatial Navigation

2023-06-07

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When following a prescribed route, we need to decide at each intersection which way to proceed. The present work addressed several factors that might influence the difficulty of this decision making process. Participants repeatedly followed a route through a virtual maze with twelve or eighteen intersections, and with two or three choices per intersection. One group performed task S, which promoted decision making...

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f530952c-e4e0-58e7-ad48-bd0aecb58be9
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10.20944/preprints202306.0471.v1
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