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Mental space as an innate foundational structure for cognition: from quantities to events
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• Humans have a tendency to use spatial structure to organize knowledge across domains. • Spatial scaffolding represents concrete and abstract information and sequences. • Spatial scaffolding may enhance learning, memory, and knowledge use. • This capacity emerges early and shapes how abstract knowledge is reasoned. • As spatial skills develop, they support and may be essential for abstract thought.
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Spatial cognition
Spatial mappings
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