Concerning cognitive maps,which is likely true?
A)Forming a mental representation of the layout of the maze will likely confuse teens because they learn best by doing,not thinking.
B)Teens allowed to view a maze from 10 feet above before beginning will be less capable of working their way through the maze as compared to children given a practice run through the maze before beginning.
C)Teens allowed to view a maze from 10 feet above before beginning will be just as capable of working their way through the maze as compared to children given a practice run through the maze before beginning.
D)The ability to form accurate mental representations of the layout of the maze will be difficult for teens,so the group viewing the maze before beginning will likely perform worse on this task.

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Research has shown that allowing individuals to view a maze from above before beginning can help them form a more accurate cognitive map of the maze, which can aid in navigation. Additionally, both children and teens are capable of forming cognitive maps, and neither group is inherently better at learning through doing versus thinking. Therefore, choice C is likely the most accurate statement.

Concerning Cognitive Maps,which Is Likely True