Our capacity to successfully navigate from one place in our environment to another depends on the ability known as:
A) topographic memory.
B) topographic agnosia.
C) egocentric memory.
D) cognitive cartography.

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Topographic memory is the ability to learn and remember the locations of objects, places, and routes in one's environment, which is crucial for successful navigation.

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