3. Theory, calculation and analysis
Different modes of transport can have different effects on cognitive maps, for instance, a study by Hart in 1981 found that,amongst school children, ‘active’ travel modes including cycling and walking were stronger contributors to the development
of their spatial knowledge than passive modes, for instance being passengers in a car or a school bus (Mondschein et al.,2009).
3. Theory, calculation and analysis
Different modes of transport can have different effects on cognitive maps, for instance, a study by Hart in 1981 found that,amongst school children, ‘active’ travel modes including cycling and walking were stronger contributors to the development
of their spatial knowledge than passive modes, for instance being passengers in a car or a school bus (Mondschein et al.,2009).
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