Path integration is a process in which navigators estimate their position and orientation
relative to a known location by using body-based internal sensory cues that arise from …

Wayfinding is considered to be one of the most demanding challenges to be performed by
hospitals' users. Wayfinding has been an interest among researchers from different fields …

Daily travel usually demands navigation on foot across a variety of different application
domains, including tasks like search and rescue or commuting. Head-mounted augmented …

Path integration plays a vital role in navigation: it enables the continuous tracking of one's
position in space by integrating self-motion cues. Path integration abilities vary widely …

Reinforcement learning (RL) models have been influential in characterizing human learning
and decision making, but few studies apply them to characterizing human spatial navigation …

Environmental barriers fundamentally shape our behavior and conceptualization of space [1–
5]. Evidence from rodents suggests that, in contrast to an open-field environment, where grid …

The difficulty of finding one's way in a complex structure has been a long-standing issue of
many buildings with highly institutionalized functions. This has been especially observed in …

A substantial amount of research has been conducted to uncover factors underlying the
pronounced individual differences in spatial navigation. Spatial working memory capacity …

People use environmental knowledge to maintain a sense of direction in daily life. This
knowledge is typically measured by having people point to unseen locations (judgments of …

The current study investigated how stress affects value-based decision-making during
spatial navigation and different types of learning underlying decisions. Eighty-two adult …