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Question 1

Famous landmarks selected in common across subjects were chosen by?

Answer 1

as those they could visualize but had not visited in person were selected.

Question 2

Landmarks that had not been visited by any subject were selected to?

Answer 2

To prevent subjects from recalling landmark locations within a spatially extended environment, thus assessing the neural basis of the landmarks per se as the most primary elements of topographical knowledge.

Question 3

The goal of the study was to engage subjects in the relevant task for the duration of each scan did they?

Answer 3

All subjects performed the tasks fluently, without stopping. (This shows that the Ps could do the task easily)

Question 4

. It was notable that the routes chosen by subjects during the navigation task were all very similar how?

Answer 4

minor roads selected. Street names were recalled accurately, as were relevant landmarks, and traffic restrictions were adhered to.

Question 5

When the Subjects were debriefed after scanning and reported?

Answer 5

visualizing actual travel along the routes, including “seeing” salient landmarks as they were passed.