"Spatial Cognition V" is the fifth volume of a book series that focuses on fundamental interdisciplinary research in the field of spatial cognition. Spatial cognition deals with knowledge about the spatial properties of objects and events in the world, including aspects such as location, size, distance, direction, separation, and connection. This academic book examines the structures and processes of knowledge, including its acquisition, storage, retrieval, manipulation, and use by humans, animals, and machines. The cognitive activities considered in this context include perception, thinking, attention, memory, learning, and problem-solving. The interactions between cognitive, motor, and emotional processes are also of central importance. Research on spatial cognition is significant for many areas of knowledge and behavior, as it plays a crucial role in biological viability, social interaction, cultural practices, and economic exchange. This book provides valuable insights into the complex relationships of spatial cognition and its relevance to various disciplines.