Titlebook: Spatial Orientation; Theory, Research, an Herbert L. Pick,Linda P. Acredolo Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 1983 children.complex.environm

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Procedures for Defining and Analyzing Cognitive Maps of the Mildly and Moderately Mentally Retardedion to state-supported institutions to cut down on patient populations. Frequently, patients have been released from state institutions and reincarcerated in private nursing homes. However, a significant proportion of the mildly and moderately retarded patients have been turned out of the institutio

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Spatial Orientation in the Elderly: The Current Status of Understandingentation is considered to be one of a sequence of processes which mediates an individual’s contact with a physical environment and the execution of a response in that environment. Specifically, spatial orientation is defined as that process which determines the relationship between an individual’s p

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How Language Structures Spaceanguage which provides a fundamental conceptual framework. The primary aim of the chapter is to characterize the general properties of this structuring and the linguistic-cognitive system in which it participates.

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Deixis and Spatial Orientation in Route Directionsey have developed to that purpose vary considerably. This may also be true for the underlying concept of space (Malotki, 1979), but there are some general features, as well. Two of them are particularly relevant to the question of how human experience is reflected in language structure. First, place