File:Drawings of the same household bij an individual.png
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These are drawings of the same household drawn by a person with Topographical disorientation (A), their unaffected spouse (B), and their unaffected child (C)[1]. Note the absence of precise spatial details in the drawing (A), which only reflects the general order of the rooms. Individuals with topographical disorientation frequently rely on a verbal strategy when sketching maps, describing the sequence of landmarks encountered along a familiar route, and using that sequential information to create an approximate map.
Source: Burles F, Laria G. Behavioural and cognitive mechanisms of Developmental Topographical Disorientation. Scientific Reports. 2020; 10: 20932
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- ↑ Burles F, Laria G. Behavioural and cognitive mechanisms of Developmental Topographical Disorientation. Scientific Reports. 2020; 10: 20932
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