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COSIT
1993
Springer

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Scale and Multiple Psychologies of Space

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Scale and Multiple Psychologies of Space

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The importance of scale to the psychology of space (perception, thinking, memory, behavior) is discussed. It is maintained that scale has an important influence on how humans treat spatial information and that several qualitatively distinct scale classes of space exist. Past systems of classification are reviewed and some novel terms and distinctions are introduced. Empirical evidence for the need to distinguish between spatial scales is presented. Some implications of these scale distinctions are briefly considered and research needs identified.

Daniel R. Montello

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Added	09 Aug 2010
Updated	09 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1993
Where	COSIT
Authors	Daniel R. Montello

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