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Representaciones cognitivas de edificios de varios niveles: ¿dos o tres dimensiones?
1German Sport University, 50927, Köln, Germany. bock@dshs-koeln.de.
Experimental brain research
|August 31, 2025
Resumen
El fácil acceso físico a espacios de varios niveles, como en un laberinto 3D, puede ayudar a las personas a mapearlos mentalmente como un volumen, no solo una pila de pisos. Esta comprensión espacial se desarrolla gradualmente.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Psicología cognitiva
- Psicología arquitectónica
- Conocimiento espacial
Sus antecedentes:
- Los edificios convencionales a menudo se representan mentalmente como planos horizontales.
- La arquitectura del atrio, con acceso visual entre los niveles, se percibe como un volumen.
- Las investigaciones anteriores exploraron el acceso visual pero no el acceso físico en la representación espacial.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Investigar si el fácil acceso físico a diferentes niveles promueve una representación cognitiva volumétrica de la arquitectura de varios niveles.
- Para determinar si la representación espacial es gradual o repentina.
- Evaluar el impacto de los patrones de movimiento en la representación espacial.
Principales métodos:
- Los participantes navegaron por un laberinto de cuadrícula 3D virtual con acceso a múltiples niveles en cada intersección.
- Una fase de aprendizaje involucró el transporte a través de doce ubicaciones únicas de objetos.
- Una fase de prueba requirió que los participantes recordaran la ubicación de los objetos en un dibujo esquemático de laberinto.
Principales resultados:
- La precisión de la respuesta fue similar si los objetos estaban dispuestos horizontalmente o volumétricamente.
- Esto indica que el fácil acceso físico facilita la representación volumétrica.
- La representación espacial se desarrolló gradualmente, y el movimiento sin giros lo mejoró.
Conclusiones:
- El fácil acceso físico a entornos de varios niveles puede conducir a una representación cognitiva volumétrica.
- El desarrollo de esta representación espacial es un proceso gradual.
- Minimizar los giros durante la navegación ayuda a la representación espacial interna al reducir la carga cognitiva.
Palabras clave:
El mapa cognitivoEl hombreRepresentación mentalArquitectura de varios pisosNavegación espacialOrientación espacialMás Videos Relacionados
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