Wayfinding with a GPS-Based Mobile Navigation System¶
Ishikawa, T., Fujiwara, H., Imai, O., & Okabe, A. (2008). Wayfinding with a GPS-Based Mobile Navigation System: A Comparison with Maps and Direct Experience. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 28(1), 74-82.
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- Cognitive Offloading
- The pattern predicts that any offloading design should budget for substrate failure (a backup, a cache, an offline mode), should match retrieval cost to use-frequency — frequently retrieved items placed closer to the agent than rarely retrieved ones, the storage-hierarchy logic — and should anticipate that internalisation skills atrophy under sustained offloading, as seen in navigation-skill loss among drivers reliant on automated routing or arithmetic-skill loss under calculator dependence.
This sourceShows that reliance on automated navigation degrades spatial-knowledge acquisition relative to map use and direct experience — navigation-skill atrophy under offloading.
- The pattern predicts that any offloading design should budget for substrate failure (a backup, a cache, an offline mode), should match retrieval cost to use-frequency — frequently retrieved items placed closer to the agent than rarely retrieved ones, the storage-hierarchy logic — and should anticipate that internalisation skills atrophy under sustained offloading, as seen in navigation-skill loss among drivers reliant on automated routing or arithmetic-skill loss under calculator dependence.
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