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with which this book is concerned. Staying spatially oriented is a pervasive aspect of all be­ havior. Animals must find their way through their environ­ ment searching efficiently for food and returning to their home areas and many species have developed very sophisticated sensing apparatus for hel

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Procedures for Defining and Analyzing Cognitive Maps of the Mildly and Moderately Mentally Retardedhese released individuals exhibit the basic personal, vocational and social skills needed to survive in an external environment such as a city, they have rarely been taught how to comprehend the spatial structure of urban environments or how to use such environments adequately on a day by day basis.

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Deixis and Spatial Orientation in Route Directionsr hand, is very often obligatory. It is a built-in feature of many languages. With a a few exceptions, utterances in these languages will be “tensed.” Second, all languages exhibit two strategies of local (and often other) reference, one of them rooted in the actual speech situation (deictic reference) and the other one not.

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Commentary on the Papers by Klein and Talmy. Wolfgang Klein’s study, by contrast, is principally a report on a continuing research program designed to discover empirically the ways in which both lexical and grammatical material can be used in communication involving the description of “spatial worlds,” and how speakers present and “linearize” information about paths in such “worlds.”

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Spatial Orientation in the Elderly: The Current Status of Understandingerception of the immediate physical environment and the individual’s existing representation of that environment and its surrounds. It therefore, serves as the link between the present and the past. The result of this process is then utilized in the selection of a response to be executed in the environment.