a bicycle or driving a car) and passive modes (e.g. taking a bus, train, or being driven in a car).These modes can affect learning and the refinement of individuals’ cognitive maps (Mondschein et al., 2009). It is hypothesized that cycling and walking generate more complete cognitive maps since, in active transport modes; people have direct interaction with their environment which aids the development of a more complete cognitive map. This study investigates if transport modes and GPS significantly
relate to the cognitive maps of a sample of London residents. There is currently a lack of literature in these two areas regarding cognitive maps, yet such an understanding could be a driving force in forming the environment through individuals’choices, actions and behaviours.
a bicycle or driving a car) and passive modes (e.g. taking a bus, train, or being driven in a car).These modes can affect learning and the refinement of individuals’ cognitive maps (Mondschein et al., 2009). It is hypothesized that cycling and walking generate more complete cognitive maps since, in active transport modes; people have direct interaction with their environment which aids the development of a more complete cognitive map. This study investigates if transport modes and GPS significantly
relate to the cognitive maps of a sample of London residents. There is currently a lack of literature in these two areas regarding cognitive maps, yet such an understanding could be a driving force in forming the environment through individuals’choices, actions and behaviours.
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