Gender differences in way-finding strategies: relationship to spatial ability and spatial anxiety.

Differences between women and men in the self-reported use of two different way-finding strategies were examined in a sample of primarily white middle to lower middle class college undergraduates. Women were more likely to report using a route strategy (attending to instructions on how to get from p...

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Publicado en:	Sex Roles Vol. 30; pp. 765 - 780
Autor principal:	Lawton, Carol A.
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Springer Science & Business Media B.V. June 1994
Materias:	Geographical perception Mental orientation Anxiety Gender differences (Psychology) Influence of age on ability
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