Map Perception is a cognitive process within cartographic communication that entails the interpretation and recognition of spatial patterns, features, and relationships from map symbols and visual arrangements as mediated by human visual and perceptual systems.
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Cognitive maps in rats and men.
E. C. Tolman · Psychological Review · 1948 · 6.7K citations
Evidence of hierarchies in cognitive maps
Stephen C. Hirtle, John Jonides · Memory & Cognition · 1985 · 652 citations · Full text
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