공간 인지의 성별 차이에 대한 이론적 검토와 지리교육적 함의

키워드

참고문헌 (91)

1. 김광순, "공간인식력 육성을 위한 교과서 그림지도 내용의 재구성 - 초등학교 3학년 1학기 사회 교과서를 중심으로 -", 한국지리환경교육학회지, 16(2), pp.111~128 (2008), 한국지리환경교육학회
2. 김민성, "공간적 사고와 GIS의 교육적 사용에 대한 가능성 탐구", 한국지리환경교육학회지, 15(3), pp.233~245 (2007), 한국지리환경교육학회
3. 송언근, "지리하기'로서 지리교육의 구성", 한국지리환경교육학회지, 11(2), pp.1~16 (2003), 한국지리환경교육학회
4. 송언근, "지리 영역에서 바라 본 사회과 교육과정의 반성과 설계", 한국지리환경교육학회지, 12(2), pp.229~245 (2004), 한국지리환경교육학회
5. 송언근, "공간 인식력 육성을 위한 그림지도 학습의 과정", 한국지리환경교육학회지, 14(2), pp.119~134 (2006), 한국지리환경교육학회
6. 신정엽, "GIS의 개념과 원리" (2007), 다락방
7. 심승희, "기능중심의 지도학습 개발: 초등에서의 축척학습을 중심으로", 한국지리환경교육학회지, 13(2), pp.263~274 (2005), 한국지리환경교육학회
8. 이상일, "지리정보시스템과 지리정보과학" (2008), 시그마프레스
9. 조성욱, "공간 능력 측정 방법의 한계와 비판적 검토", 한국지리환경교육학회지, 16(1), pp.1~15 (2008), 한국지리환경교육학회
10. 주지은, "공간능력 검사의 성차 및 과제유형 효과와 효율적 측정 구조 탐색", 교육심리연구, 21(2), pp.311~330 (2007), 한국교육심리학회
11. 최낭수, "국민학교 아동의 공간개념 형성에 관한 연구", 지리학과 지리교육, pp.97~112 (1983)
12. Apleyard, D., "Styles and methods of structuring a city", Environment and Behavior, 2, pp.100~117 (1970)
13. Beaty, W., "Gender differences in geographical knowledge", Sex Roles, 16, pp.565~590 (1987)
14. Benchaim, D., "The effect of instruction on spatial visualization skills of middle school boysand girls", American Educational ResearchJournal, 25, pp.51~71 (1988)
15. Blaut, J. M., "Piegetian Pessimism and the mapping abilities of young children: a rejoinder to Liben and Downs", Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 87(1), pp.168~177 (1997)
16. Blough, P, "Reaction-time assessments of gender differences in visualspatial performance", Perceptonsl and Psychophysics, 1, pp.276~.281 (1987)
17. Boer, L., "Mental rotation in perspective problems", Acta Psycbologica, 76, pp.1~9 (1991)
18. Bowers, C., "Sex differences in the laterization of spatial abilities", Brain and Cognition, 8, pp.165~177 (1988)
19. Cheung, A., "Representational issues in interactive wayfinding systems: navigating the Auckland University Campus", 90~101 (2006), W2GIS 2006, LNCS 4295
20. Choi, J., "Sex-specific relationships between route-learning strategies and abilities in a large-scale environment", Environment and Behavior, 38(6), pp.791~801 (2006)
21. Cornell, E., "Route larning and wayfinding, in Cognitive Mapping: Past, Present and Future", pp.66~83 (2000), Roultedge
22. Devlin, A.., "Mind and Maze: Spatial Cognition and Environmental Behavior" (2001), Praeger
23. Devlin, A., "Interactive wayfinding: use of cues by men and women", Journal of Environmental Psychology, 15, pp.23~38 (1995)
24. Downs, R., "On Education and Geographers: the role of cognitive developmental theory in geographic education", Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 78, pp.680~700 (1988)
25. Downs, R., "Image and Environment" (1973), Aldine
26. Frank, A., "Geographic Information Science: New methods and technology", Journal of Geographical Systems, 2, pp.99~105 (2000)
27. Gale, N., "The acquisition and integration of neighborhood route knowledge in an unfamiliar neighborhood", Journal of Environmental Psychology, 10, pp.3~25 (1990)
28. Galea, L., "Sex differences in route-learning", Personality and Individual Differences, 14(1), pp.53~65 (1993)
29. Garling, T., "The role of cognitive maps in spatial decisions", Journal of Environmental Psychology, 9, pp.269~278 (1989)
30. Garling, T., "Memory for the spatial layout of the everyday physical environment: differential rates of acquisition of different types of information", Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 23, pp.23~35 (1982)
31. Gilmartin, P., "Comparing the sexes on spatial ability: map-use skills", Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 74(4), pp.605~619 (1984)
32. Goldstein, D., "Sex differences in visual-spatial ability: the role of performance factors", Memory and Cognition, 18, pp.546~550 (1990)
33. Golledge. R. G., "Wayfinding Behavior: Cognitive Mapping and Other Spatial Processes" (1999), Johns Hopkins University Press.
34. Golledge, R., "Spatial Behavior: A Geographic Perspective" (1997), Guilford Press
35. Golledge, R., "Acquiring spatial knowledge: survey versus route-based knowledge in unfamiliar environment", Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 85, pp.134~158 (1995)
36. Golledge, R., "Integrating route knowledge in an unfamiliar neighborhood", Journal of Environmental Psychology, 13, pp.293~307 (1993)
37. Golledge, R, "Comprehending the urban cognitive environment: th eory and practice", Geographical Analysis, 10, pp.403~426 (1978)
38. Goodchild, B., "Class differences in environmental perception: an explotary study", Urban Studies, 11, pp.157~169 (1974)
39. Hanson, S., "Gender and urban activity patterns in Uppsala", Geographical Review, 70, pp.291~299 (1980)
40. Halpern, D., "Sex Differences in Cognitive Abilities, 3rd edition" (2000), Erlbaum
41. Harper, L., "Pre-school children’s use of space: sex differences in outdoor play", Developmental Psychology, 11, pp.119~120 (1975)
42. Hart, R., "Children’s Experience of Place" (1979), Irvington
43. Hart, R., "The development of spatial cognition: A review, in Image and Environment", pp.246~288 (1973), Arnold
44. Herman, J., "Children’s spatial knowledge of their neighborhood environment", Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, 8, pp.1~15 (1987)
45. Kimura, D., "Sex differences in the Brain", Scientific American, pp.119~125 (1992)
46. Kirasic, K., "Agerelated differences in adults macrospatial cognitive processes", Experimental Ageing Research, 18, pp.33~39 (1992)
47. Kirasic, K., "Expression of configurational knowledge of large-scale environments: student’s performance of cognitive tasks", Environment and Behavior, 16, pp.687~712 (1984)
48. Kitchin, R., "Are there sex differences in geographic knowledge and understanding?", The Geographical Journal, 162(3), pp.273~286 (1996)
49. Kozlowski, L., "Sense of direction, spatial orientation, and cognitive maps", Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human perception and performance, 3, pp.590~598 (1977)
50. Kuipers, B., "The ‘Map in the Head’ Metaphor", Environment and Behaviour, 14, pp.202~220 (1982)
51. Law, D. J., "Comparing the tortoise and the Hare:Gender differences and experience in dynamic spatial reasoning tasks", Psychological Science, 4, pp.35~40 (1993)
52. Lawton, C., "Gender differences in way-finding strategies: relationships to spatial ability and spatial anxiety", Sex Roles, 30, pp.765~779 (1994)
53. Lawton, C., "Individual- and gender-related differences in indoor wayfinding", Environment and Behavior, 28, pp.204~219 (1996)
54. Liben, L., "Spatial representation and behavior:multiple perspectives, in Spatial Representation and Behavior Across the Lifespan", pp.3~32 (1981), Academic Press
55. Linn, M. C., "Emergence and characterization of sex differences in spatial ability: a meta-analysis", Child Development, 56, pp.1479~1498 (1985)
56. Lloyd, R., "Cognitive maps: encoding and decoding information", Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 79, pp.101~124 (1989)
57. Madden, J., "Spatial implications of increases in the female labour force: a theoretical and empirical synthesis", Land Economics, 56, pp.432~446 (1980)
58. Mark, D., "Cognitive models of geographical space", International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 13(8), pp.747~774 (1999)
59. Matthews, M., "Gender, home range and environmental cognition", Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 12(1), pp.43~56 (1987)
60. Matthews, M., "Cogntive mapping ability of young boys and girls", Geography, 69, pp.327~336 (1984)
61. McGee, M., "Spatial abilities: the influence of genetic factors, in Spatial Abilities: Development and Physiological Foundations", pp.199~222 (1982), Academic Press
62. McGee, M., "Human spatial abilities:psychometric studies and environmental,Genetic, hormonal, and neurological influences", Psychological Bulletin, 86, pp.889~918 (1979)
63. McGuiness, D., "Cognitive style and cognitive maps: sex differences in representations of a familiar terrain", Journal of Mental Imagery, 7, pp.91~100 (1983)
64. McNamara, T., "Subjective hierarchies in spatial memory", Journal of Experimental Psychology: learning, memory, and cognition, 15, pp.211~227 (1989)
65. Miller, L., "Sex-differences in spatial abilities: strategic and experimential Correlates", Acta Psychologica, 62, pp.225~235 (1986)
66. Montello, D., "Sex-related differences and similarities in geographic and environmental spatial abilities", Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 89(3), pp.515~534 (1999)
67. National Research Council, "Learning to Think Spatially" (2006), National Academies Press
68. Newcombe, N., "A Longitudinal study of predictors of spatial ability in Adolescent Females", Child Development, 63, pp.36~46 (1992)
69. Norman, D., "The Design of Everyday Things" (1988), Dobleday
70. Nygerges, T., "Cognitive Aspects of Human-Computer Interaction for Geographic Information Systems" (1995), NATO ASI Series.
71. Phelps, E., "Problem solving with equals: peer collaboration as a context for learning mathematics and spatial concepts", Journal of Educational Psychology, 81, pp.639~646 (1989)
72. Piaget, J., "The child’s conception of space" (1956), W.W. Norton
73. Preston, V., "The impact of family status on black, white,and Hispanic women’s commuting", Urban Geography, 14, pp.228~250 (1993)
74. Russel, J., "Environmental psychology", Annual Review of Psychology, 33, pp.651~688 (1982)
75. Self, C., "Sex-related differences in spatial ability: what every geography educator should know", Journal of Geography, 93(5), pp.234~243 (1994)
76. Self, C., "Gender-related differences in spatial abilities", Progress in Human Geography, 16, pp.315~342 (1992)
77. Serbin, L,, "Sex typing of children’s play preferences and patterns of cognitive performance", Journal of Genetic Psychology, 134, pp.315~316 (1979)
78. Siegel, A., "The development of spatial representations of large-scale environments, in Advances in Child Development and Behavior", pp.10~55 (1975), Academic Press
79. Silverman, I., "Sex differences in spatial ability: evolutionary theory and data, in The Adapted Mind: Evolutionary Psychology and the Generation of Culture", pp.533~549 (1992), Oxford University Press
80. Smith, B., "Geographical categories: an ontological investigation", International Journal of Geographic Information Science, 15(7), pp.591~612 (1999)
81. Smith, M., "Geospatial Analysis, Leicester" (2007), Winchelsea Press
82. Spencer, C., "The microgensis of cognitive maps: a longitudinal study of new residents of an urban area, Transactions", Institute of British Geographers, 6, pp.375~384 (1981)
83. Stumpf, H., "Performance factors and genderrelated differences in spatial ability: another assessment", Memory and Cognition, 212, pp.828~836 (1993)
84. Tolman, E. C., "Cognitive maps in rats and men", Psychological Review, 55, pp.189~208 (1948)
85. Van Vliet, W., "Exploring the fourth environment: an examination of the home range of city and suburban teenagers’", Environment and Behavior, 15, pp.567~588 (1983)
86. Voyer, D., "Magnitude of sex differences in spatial abilities: a meta-analysis and consideration of critical variables", Psychological Bulletin, 117, pp.250~270 (1995)
87. Ward, S., "Turn left and the church, or three miles north: a study of direction giving and sex differences", Environment and Behavior, 18, pp.192~213 (1986)
88. Webley, P., "Sex differences in home range and cognitive maps in eight-year old children", Journal of Environmental Psychology, pp.293~302 (1981)
89. Webley, P., "Sex differences in children’s environmental cognition", Journal of Social Psychology, 127, pp.223~225 (1987)
90. Wills, S., "Gender differences in spatial ability in old age: longitudinal and intervention findings", Sex Roles, 18, pp.189~203 (1988)
91. Zimring, C. M., "Stress and the designed environment", Journal of Social Issues, 37, pp.145~171 (1981)

관련 논문AI추천