“…Similarly, individuals show better wayfinding skills when environmental features are easily distinguishable by size, shape, or architectural style (Evans et al, 1984). Among internal factors, instead, environmental knowledge (Piccardi et al, 2019), spatial cognitive style (Bocchi et al, 2018;Bocchi, Palmiero, Nori, Verde, & Piccardi, 2019) and skills (i.e., mental imagery, cognitive flexibility, mental rotation, visuo-spatial working memory) that are strictly related to spatial ability (Bocchi et al, 2017;Piccardi, Bocchi, Palmiero, Verde, & Nori, 2017;Sharma, Chandra, Singh, & Mittal, 2016;Byrne, Becker, & Burgess, 2007;Schacter, Addis, & Buckner, 2007;Schacter, Benoit, & Szpunar, 2017;Meneghetti et al, 2016;Pazzaglia & De Beni, 2006;Pazzaglia, Meneghetti, & Ronconi, 2018;Lopez, Caffò, & Bosco, 2019;Lopez et al, 2020;Coluccia & Louse, 2004;Picucci, Caffò, & Bosco, 2011).…”