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  • Gerontology

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  • Aging is associated with increased difficulty in spatial navigation.
  • Existing research on age-related navigation deficits is extensive, but interventions are less explored.
  • Diverse reasons for navigation challenges in older adults suggest a need for individualized solutions.

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  • To introduce a novel framework, LOST (Location, Orientation, Spatial mapping, Transit), to categorize spatial navigation challenges in aging.
  • To evaluate existing navigational aids in the context of specific age-related wayfinding difficulties.
  • To advocate for a bespoke approach to enhance spatial navigation for older adults.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review of cognitive neuroscience research on spatial navigation components.
  • Analysis of navigational aids (devices and depictions) and their efficacy.
  • Framework development based on distinct components of human wayfinding.

Main Results:

  • The LOST framework categorizes navigation challenges into Location, Orientation, Spatial mapping, and Transit.
  • Navigational aids can address specific wayfinding difficulties, but their effectiveness varies.
  • A tailored approach is more effective than a one-size-fits-all solution for older navigators.

Conclusions:

  • A bespoke strategy, matching solutions to specific LOST challenges, can improve older adults' navigation.
  • Effective navigation support can enhance independence and exploration while reducing the risk of becoming lost.
  • The LOST framework can guide future research to address critical knowledge gaps in aging and spatial navigation.