Childhood wayfinding experience explains sex and individual differences in adult wayfinding strategy and anxiety.

The effect of total wayfinding experience on route strategy remained significant when controlling only for participant sex, B = −0.179, p = .042 or trait anxiety, B = −0.206, p = .018, but became marginally significant when controlling for both participant sex and trait anxiety, B = −0.165, p = .060.

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Time spent outdoors did not reach statistical significance, so we focused only on the mediation finding for distance traveled in the main text (see Supplementary Materials, Supplemental Figure 2 , for null findings related to time spent outdoors).

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