1. Perspectives on human spatial cognition: memory, navigation, and environmental learning

   • Michel Denis
   • Jack M. Loomis

   Editorial 06 September 2006 Pages: 235 - 239

2. Humans do not switch between path knowledge and landmarks when learning a new environment

   • Patrick Foo
   • Andrew Duchon
   • Michael J. Tarr

   Original Article 07 September 2006 Pages: 240 - 251

   

3. Using geometry to specify location: implications for spatial coding in children and nonhuman animals

   • Stella F. Lourenco
   • Janellen Huttenlocher

   Original Article 16 September 2006 Pages: 252 - 264

   

4. Updating representations of learned scenes

   • Cory A. Finlay
   • Michael A. Motes
   • Maria Kozhevnikov

   Original Article 19 October 2006 Pages: 265 - 276

   

5. Imaginal repositioning in everyday environments: effects of testing method and setting

   • Mark May

   Original Article 07 September 2006 Pages: 277 - 287

   

6. Biased representations of the spatial structure of navigable environments

   • Christine M. Valiquette
   • Timothy P. McNamara
   • Jennifer S. Labrecque

   Original Article 07 September 2006 Pages: 288 - 297

   

7. Spatial updating in virtual reality: the sufficiency of visual information

   • Bernhard E. Riecke
   • Douglas W. Cunningham
   • Heinrich H. Bülthoff

   Original Article 23 September 2006 Pages: 298 - 313

   

8. Human non-visual discrimination of gradual turning is poor

   • Edward H. Cornell
   • Charles M. Bourassa

   Original Article 05 September 2006 Pages: 314 - 321

   

9. The role of body-based sensory information in the acquisition of enduring spatial representations

   • David Waller
   • Nathan Greenauer

   Original Article 05 September 2006 Pages: 322 - 332

   

10. Fixed versus dynamic orientations in environmental learning from ground-level and aerial perspectives

    • Amy L. Shelton
    • Holly A. Pippitt

    Original Article 07 September 2006 Pages: 333 - 346

    

11. Wayfinding with words: spatial learning and navigation using dynamically updated verbal descriptions

    • Nicholas A. Giudice
    • Jonathan Z. Bakdash
    • Gordon E. Legge

    Original Article 16 September 2006 Pages: 347 - 358

    

12. The role of visuo-spatial working memory in map learning: new findings from a map drawing paradigm

    • Emanuele Coluccia
    • Andrea Bosco
    • Maria A. Brandimonte

    Original Article 16 September 2006 Pages: 359 - 372

    

13. Working memory components and imagery instructions in the elaboration of a spatial mental model

    • Valérie Gyselinck
    • Rossana De Beni
    • Amandine Mondoloni

    Original Article 16 September 2006 Pages: 373 - 382