Cognitive maps/hippocampus Flashcards

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What ar the two types of spatial representations that support wayfinding?

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  • Egocentric navigation
  • Allocentric navigation
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What is egocentric navigation?

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  • Sequence of intructions on how to get from one point to another
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What is allocentric navigation?

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  • Developing a cognitive map of the environment that integrates routes of into a network of relationship between locations
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What is allocentric navigation dependent on?

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MTL structures (e.g hoppocampus)

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5
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What is egocentric navigation dependent on?

A

Striatum

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What is path integration?

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Using cues from self motion to estimate how much we have moved

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7
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What does path integration rely on for navigation?

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Egocentric navigation

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8
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How is path integration meaured?

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Triangle completion

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9
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What did Edward Tolman (1948) observe?

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The rats who had learned a roundabout route to a goal would quickly swtich to a more direct path if the familiar route was blocked

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