Fig. 2.

Spatial Encoding and Pointing Tasks. Left brackets and labels indicate the combination of encoding tasks (light blue: timed map, orange: route, green: tabletop, dark blue: criterion map; shades of gray in print) used in Experiment 1 and Experiment 2. Right labels and panel indicate the pointing tasks used in sub-experiments a (JRD) and sub-experiments b (SOP). Lower bracket and label indicate the number of encoding-pointing task cycles, or blocks. The combination of left and right labels indicates the encoding and pointing conditions for a given experiment (e.g., Experiment 2a: route, tabletop, or criterion map encoding task followed by the JRD pointing task; repeated for six blocks). JRD judgements of relative direction, SOP scene- and orientation-dependent pointing; $\mathit{\infty }$ = unlimited time (color figure online)