In reference to landmark knowledge,people tend to distort their mental images so that their mental estimates of distances
A)increase in relation to the number of intervening landmarks.
B)decrease in relation to the number of intervening landmarks.
C)between landmarks stay the same no matter how many intervening landmarks are present.
D)increase as route-road perception overcomes landmark perception.

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People tend to distort their mental images so that their mental estimates of distances increase in relation to the number of intervening landmarks. This is because each landmark represents a distinct point of interest or reference, making the distance seem longer due to the increased number of reference points.

In Reference to Landmark Knowledge,people Tend to Distort Their Mental