Behavioral Geography: Perception and Decision-making
Students will explore how individual perceptions and cognitive processes influence spatial behavior and decision-making.
Key Questions
- Explain how individual perceptions shape geographic realities.
- Analyze the impact of cognitive maps on human spatial behavior.
- Evaluate the limitations of rational choice models in explaining complex geographic decisions.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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