#9588. Cue combination in goal-oriented navigation
September 2026 | publication date |
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Journal’s subject area: |
Psychology (all);
Experimental and Cognitive Psychology;
Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology;
Physiology (medical);
Physiology; |
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Abstract:
This study examined cue combination of self-motion and landmark cues in goal-localisation. In an immersive virtual environment, before walking a two-leg path, participants learned the locations of three goal objects (one at the path origin, that is, home) and landmarks. After walking the path without seeing landmarks or goals, participants indicated the locations of the home and non-home goals in four conditions: (1) path integration only, (2) landmarks only, (3) both path integration and the landmarks, and (4) path integration and rotated landmarks. The ratio of the length between the testing position (P) and the turning point (T) over the length between the T and the three goals (G) (i.e., PT/TG) was manipulated.
Keywords:
cue combination; goal-oriented navigation; path integration; Piloting; self-localisation
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