orientaatiovirheitä
Orientaatiovirheet, commonly translated as orientation errors or directional biases, refer to systematic deviations in how individuals perceive, remember, or interact with spatial information. These errors can manifest in various contexts, from navigating a familiar city to interpreting maps or even recalling the layout of a room. They are not random mistakes but rather predictable patterns of misjudgment.
One common type of orientaatiovirhe involves egocentric biases, where a person's own position or orientation heavily
These errors can arise from a variety of cognitive processes. Memory limitations, attention biases, and the