Which of the following statements are true about learning and cognitive maps?
A)Cognitive maps are invariably distorted so much that we should not use them.
B)Cognitive maps are selectively impaired in prosopagnosia.
C)Cognitive maps can be studied using Shepard-Metzler techniques.
D)Remembering directions is better when there were distinctive streets and landmarks than when there were neither.

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Research has shown that remembering directions is easier when there are distinctive streets and landmarks that can be used as reference points. Option A is false as cognitive maps are not always distorted. Option B is irrelevant as prosopagnosia is a disorder related to face recognition, not cognitive mapping. Option C is true as Shepard-Metzler techniques are commonly used to study cognitive maps.

Which of the Following Statements Are True About Learning and Cognitive