Which of the following is TRUE about temporal theories of mental maps?
A) Mental maps' organization reflects the order of temporal acquisition.
B) Spatial priming is observed during spatial-temporal deconfounding.
C) Map distortion is primarily due to hierarchical relationships between the locations.
D) Mental maps acquired in a temporal order are more accurate than those acquired spatially.

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Temporal theories of mental maps suggest that the organization of mental maps reflects the order in which locations were experienced or learned over time, rather than their spatial relationships. Therefore, option A is true. Option B is not a characteristic of temporal theories of mental maps but rather relates to the concept of spatial priming. Option C is a characteristic of hierarchical models of mental maps, not temporal models. Option D is not supported by research on temporal theories of mental maps.

Which of the Following Is TRUE About Temporal Theories of Mental